Analysing celebrity politics from Obama to Trump

Annelot Prins

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Throughout his article on celebrity politics, in the inaugural issue of Celebrity Studies, Douglas Kellner explicitly avoids making grand claims of any sorts. His phrasing is careful and precise: t...

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