Popular Culture Review Vol. 8, No. 2, August 1997 | Page 5

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Expecting the Barbarians..............................................................3
Steven Carter
Documentary Journalism of the 1930's: Pursuing
the Social Fact.......................................................................... 17
Dennis Russell
Truth as Disease: Psychosis and Knowing in The Prisoner and
The X-Files. .............................................................................. 35
Anthony Enns and Tim Richardson
From Rapeman to Mother Superior: The New Woman in
Japanese TelevisionDrama..................................................... 43
Lawrence K. Hong
Born on the Fourth of luly: A Reflection of Value
Transformation in Vietnam Veterans.................................53
Barbara Pickering
Supermarket Ethnicity in Pocatello, Idaho ..............................75
Dan Shiffman
All American Red Heads Professional Basketball: Femininity
As Adaptation To Marginality............................................85
Gai Ingham Berlage
Doctor Who Fans Rewrite Their Program: Mini-UNIT
Minstrels as Creative Consumers of Media....................... 97
Karen Hellekson
Perspectives on Generation X: The Role of Play in the
Formation of Male Personalities....................................... 109
Catherine E. Martin, Armin W. Martin, Kai S. Martin
Live Coverage of War: Electronic Media's Most Important
Contribution to Popular Culture........................................ 121
Riley Maynard
A Use of Humor in William Faulkner..................................... 135
Robert Dodge