Jacking in to the Matrix franchise : cultural reception and interpretation /
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Continuum,
2004.
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| Online Access: | Table of contents |
Table of Contents:
- The deeper we go, the more complex and sophisticated the franchise seems, and the dizzier we feel / William G. Doty
- Welcome to the sexual spectacle: the female heroes in the franchise / Martina Lipp
- Is Neo white? reading race, watching the trilogy / C. Richard King and David Leonard
- Religion, community, and revitalization: why cinematic myth resonates / Richard R. Jones
- Story, product, franchise: images of postmodern cinema / Bruce Isaacs and Theodore Louis Trost
- Fascist redemption or democratic hope? / John Shelton Lawrence
- Stopping bullets: constructions of bliss and problems of violence / Frances Flannery-Dailey and Rachel L. Wagner
- The déjà vu glitch in the Matrix trilogy / Michael Sexson
- Visions of hope, freedom of choice, and the alleviation of social misery: a pragmatic reading of the Matrix franchise / Stephanie J. Wilhelm and Matthew Kapell
- Biomorph: the posthuman thing / Gray Kochhar-Lindgren
- Strange volutions: the Matrix franchise as a posthuman memento mori / Tim Mizelle and Elizabeth Baker
- Try the blue pill: what's wrong with life in a simulation? / Russell Blackford
- At the edge of the world, again / Matthew Kapell.