Twenty Years of Popular Culture Review
Invasion of the Individual: John Carpenter’s
Modernization of the Myth of Identity-Theft in The
Thing, Prince o f Darkness, and They Live
The Bogey Man Will Get You: Origins of Evil in
the Films of John Carpenter
The Language of COPS
Volume 15, Number 2 * Summer 2004
“I’m sony I had to fight in the middle of your Black
Panther party”: The Black Panther Party,
Hollywood, and Popular Memory
Transgenderism in Cabaret and Culture: From
Bangkok to Las Vegas
Hegemony and Counterhegemony in Bravo’s Gay
Weddings
Melted Honey: Sax and Sex
The Search for Male Identity Within Modem
Society: A Rhetorical Analysis of David Fincher’s
Fight Club
Down with the “Homies”: Artistic Expression,
Group Identity, and Articulation of Gender in Sub
Pop Culture
Bhakti Tradition and the Role of Saint-Philosophers
in Popular Indian Culture
Skepticism About Selected Paranormal Events and
Why Some Believe We Are Not Alone
Volume 16, Number 1 ▼Winter 2005
Behind the Irony Curtain: Lenin Loses His Head in
Las Vegas
“Sweet Desolation” and Seduction in Toni
Morrison’s Jazz
Spectres of Fear: Jihadism as the Global Bogeyman
Out of Focus on the Family: A Response to
Arguments About Same Sex Marriage
Goth and Industrial Cultures: Differential
Interpretations
Georg Trakl and the Goth Band L’ame Immortelle
“Self-Matters”: Latter-Day Notes on the Culture of
Narcissism
The Comic Strip Pogo and Liberal Satire During the
Vietnam Era
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Shea G. Craig
B. R. Smith
Milford A. Jeremiah
Ron Briley
Robert W. Duff and
Lawrence K. Hong
Erika Engstrom
Simone J. Dennis
Scott Wike and
Barbara Pickering
Melanie Connie Klein
and James David
Ballard
Satish Sharma
Larry G. Hanshaw
Dina Titus
Geta LeSeur
Arthur Saniotis
Mel Seesholtz
D. A. Lopez and
Karith A. Meyers
Gabriele Eckart and
Kevin Stueve
Steven Carter
Eric Jarvis