ISBN: 9780816557721 - two vatos talk pop cultura: latinx tv, film, and futures unscripted (latinx pop culture) (12 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura brings a leading Latinx media studies scholar, Frederick Luis Aldama, together with an award-winning television writer and producer, Peter Murrieta, to examine how Latinx representation has evolvedand stagnatedacross seven decades of American TV, film, and pop culture. Born from the popular podcast Mighty Peter and Professor Latinx but written in a collective voice with breakout discussions shaped by specific experiences and insightsAldama's theoretical acumen and Murrieta's industry war storiesthe book exemplifies what the authors call the collective shaping of "borderlands epistemology." It analyzes shows while accounting for the behind-the-scenes industry battles such as those fought in writers' rooms. Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura aims to be an essential book for students and lay readers alike, shedding light on who shapes representationand why it matters. Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura brings a leading Latinx media studies scholar, Frederick Luis Aldama, together with an award-winning television writer and producer, Peter Murrieta, to examine how Latinx representation has evolved--and stagnated--across seven decades of American TV, film, and pop culture. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 180 pages. 5.50x0.60x8.50 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura brings a leading Latinx media studies scholar, Frederick Luis Aldama, together with an award-winning television writer and producer, Peter Murrieta, to examine how Latinx representation has evolvedand stagnatedacross seven decades of American TV, film, and pop culture. Born from the popular podcast Mighty Peter and Professor Latinx but written in a collective voice with breakout discussions shaped by specific experiences and insightsAldama's theoretical acumen and Murrieta's industry war storiesthe book exemplifies what the authors call the collective shaping of "borderlands epistemology." It analyzes shows while accounting for the behind-the-scenes industry battles such as those fought in writers' rooms. Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura aims to be an essential book for students and lay readers alike, shedding light on who shapes representationand why it matters. Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura brings a leading Latinx media studies scholar, Frederick Luis Aldama, together with an award-winning television writer and producer, Peter Murrieta, to examine how Latinx representation has evolved--and stagnated--across seven decades of American TV, film, and pop culture. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura brings a leading Latinx media studies scholar, Frederick Luis Aldama, together with an award-winning television writer and producer, Peter Murrieta, to examine how Latinx representation has evolved-and stagnated-across seven decades of American TV, film, and pop culture. Born from the popular podcast Mighty Peter and Professor Latinx but written in a collective voice with breakout discussions shaped by specific experiences and insights-Aldama's theoretical acumen and Murrieta's industry war stories-the book exemplifies what the authors call the collective shaping of 'borderlands epistemology.' It analyzes shows while accounting for the behind-the-scenes industry battles such as those fought in writers' rooms. Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura aims to be an essential book for students and lay readers alike, shedding light on who shapes representation-and why it matters.…