Watching with The Simpsons: Television, Parody, and Intertextuality

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Cultural, Social, and Media Studies Media and Digital Communication Humor Studies and Applications

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Part 1: Reading Through Intertextuality 1. Intertextuality and the Study of Texts Part 2: Watching with the Simpsons 2. Domesticom Parody, Genre, and Critical Intertextuality 3. Ad Parody and The Logic of Television 4. News Parody and the Public Sphere Part 3: Talking with the Simpsons 5. Parody and/as Interpretive Community 6 'The Simpsons Attitude' Conclusion

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