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Overview

Works:	398 works in 110 publications in 110 languages

Titles

The science and culture of surfing by: (Language materials, printed)

Kid comic strips = a genre across four countries / by: (Language materials, printed)

Applied discourse analysis = popular culture, media, and everyday life / by: (Language materials, printed)

The wealth of virtual nations = videogame currencies / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Palgrave handbook of leisure theory by: (Language materials, printed)

Expanding adaptation networks = from illustration to novelization / by: (Language materials, printed)

The connected lives of Dutch Punks = contesting subcultural boundaries / by: (Language materials, printed)

Social trauma and telecinematic memory = imagining the Turkish nation since the 1980 coup / by: (Language materials, printed)

Locating Nordic noir = from Beck to The Bridge / by: (Language materials, printed)

Virtual weaponry = the militarized internet in hollywood war films / by: (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Video games.

European Literature.

Turkey

Globalization

Latin American Politics.

Philosophy of Man.

Serialized fiction

Comparative Literature.

Books—History.

Globalization.

Film/TV Technology.

e-Commerce/e-business.

Ocean Sciences.

Horror tales, English

Medical education.

Sociocultural Anthropology.

Adaptation (Literary, artistic, etc.).

Business and Management.

Australasian Culture.

Theater.

Physics.

Transnational crime.

Popular music.

Folk art.

Psychology, general.

Language Education.

Policing.

Vampires

Terrorism and Political Violence.

Surfing.

Emotions.

Literature, Medieval.

American Film and TV.

Transnational Crime.

Social Theory.

US Politics.

Fiction.

Business.

Social Anthropology.

Epistemology.

Branding (Marketing).

Vegetarianism in literature.

Games.

Rock music

Political sociology.

American Culture.

Leisure

Women

Cultural property.

Motion pictures—Great Britain.

Communication.

Violence.

Cultural Policy and Politics.

Law.

Diversity in the workplace.

European History.

Education—Philosophy.

Political Sociology.

Writing Skills.

Media Studies.

Children and Youth Work.

Women athletes with disabilities

Ethnology.

Europe—History.

High school girls

Motion pictures—Asia.

Digital Humanities.

Asia—Economic conditions.

Online hate speech.

Continental Philosophy.

Sport Science .

World politics.

Social groups.

Religion

Film remakes

Environment.

World Philosophy.

Civilization—History.

Literary form.

Internet Studies.

Motion pictures for women.

Medical ethics.

Nostalgia.

Humanism.

Arts.

Sociology, general.

Cultural Anthropology.

Music.

Video games

Media and Communication.

Creative writing.

Technology.

Art

Communication Studies.

Australasia.

Life sciences.

Sexual minorities' families.

Research Methods in Language and Linguistics.

Visual literacy.

Childhood.

Sports Communication.

Higher Education.

Psychotherapy.

Computer graphics.

Digital/New Media.

Youth

Film and Television Industry.

Postmodernism.

Creativity and Arts Education.

United States

Popular Science in Physics.

Sociology of Family, Youth and Aging.

Positive Psychology.

Drawing

European Politics.

Social networks.

Performing arts.

Liberalism in literature.

Popular Science in Religious Studies.

Global Film and TV.

Men.

Art and popular culture.

Olympics

Cognitive grammar.

Literature

Victimology.

Linguistics—Methodology.

Youth Culture.

German Idealism.

Industrial Design.

Heroin abuse

Imagery (Psychology)

Linguistic Anthropology.

Media and Communication Theory.

Disability Studies.

Science Communication.

Religion and the social sciences.

Political culture

Global Cinema and TV.

Documentary-style films

Teaching and Teacher Education.

Human body in popular culture.

Stand-up comedy

Women in the theater

Language and languages—Style.

Social interaction in youth.

Artificial Intelligence.

Vampires in literature.

Biotechnology.

Economic geography.

Women in popular culture

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich,

Higher education.

Popular Culture .

Italy—History.

Economic Geography.

Religion and culture.

Science and Technology Studies.

Linguistics.

Theology.

Rhetoric.

Politics and Gender.

Actors.

Great Britain—History.

School and Schooling.

Feminism on television.

Fan and Audience Studies.

Education in literature.

Secularism.

Social medicine.

Travel

Music—History and criticism.

Documentary-style television programs

Scandals in mass media.

British newspapers

Culture

Taylor, Charles,

Urban Studies/Sociology.

Film Studies.

Motherhood

US History.

World War, 1939-1945.

Online social networks.

Animation.

Sociolinguistics.

Cognitive Linguistics.

Cultural Studies.

Social inequality.

Television programs

Rap (Music)

Mass media and literature.

Alternative rock music

Critical Criminology.

Scandals

Military and Defence Studies.

History of Modern Europe.

Drama.

Social Media.

History of China.

Gender expression.

Literature—Philosophy.

Public health.

Ethnology—Europe.

Latin America—Politics and government.

Literature, Modern—19th century.

Ecocriticism.

Popular Science in Law.

Technology in literature.

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Foreign exchange

Environmental sciences.

Cities and towns—History.

Science—Social aspects.

Modern Philosophy.

Feminist Culture.

Documentary.

Cultural heritage.

Breastfeeding

Crime and Society.

Vampires in popular culture.

Fashion and the Body.

Ethnology—Asia.

History of Medieval Europe.

Politics and literature

Civilization, Modern.

Postmodernism (Literature).

Clothing and dress—Social aspects.

Media Culture.

Self and Identity.

Sports—Sociological aspects.

Social Sciences, general.

Sociology of Education.

Comic books, strips, etc.—Influence on mass media.

Western television programs

Asian Politics.

Environmental Communication.

Werewolves.

Journalism.

Earth sciences.

Philosophy, Ancient.

Psychoanalysis.

Gender identity in mass media.

Prose literature.

Middle Eastern Culture.

Social sciences—Philosophy.

Electronic commerce.

Internet—Social aspects.

Psychology.

Asians in mass media.

Children's television programs

Popularity

Feminist fiction

Detective and mystery films

Ethnography.

History, general.

Medical Sociology.

Nineteenth-Century Literature.

Drugs and motion pictures

African Americans.

Social structure.

Corrections.

Space.

Environmental Social Sciences.

Social Structure, Social Inequality.

Medicine and the humanities.

Literature and Technology/Media.

Sports—Economic aspects.

Cultural Management.

Printing.

Education, general.

Journalism and Broadcasting.

Didactics and Teaching Methodology.

Mass media.

Aesthetics.

Criminal Behavior.

Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English

Contemporary Literature.

Early Childhood Education.

Animated films.

Television broadcasting.

Community psychology.

Horror tales, American

Gothic fiction (Literary genre).

Classical Music.

Environmental sciences—Social aspects.

Feminism.

E-commerce.

Queer Theory.

Political History.

Women in popular culture.

Motion pictures—United States.

Theatre History.

Culture.

Prison and Punishment.

Actors

Europe—History—1492-.

British and Irish Literature.

Animal Ethics.

Goth culture (Subculture) .

Mass media and crime.

Popular Science in Cultural and Media Studies.

Political theory.

Culture and Science.

Superheroes in comics.

Religion and Society.

Youth—Social life and customs.

Branding.

Women college students

Masculinity.

Heroes in mass media.

Performers and Practitioners.

Printing and Publishing.

Post-traumatic stress disorder.

Speculative fiction

People with disabilities.

Oriental literature.

Men's Studies.

Politics and war.

Women in motion pictures.

Communication and traffic.

Western television programs.

Criminological Theory.

Film History.

Social Philosophy.

Discourse Analysis.

American Cinema.

Latin American Culture.

Europe—History—476-1492.

Knowledge, Sociology of.

Subculture.

Racism in popular culture

Women in comics.

Political violence.

Religion and Psychology.

Female impersonators on television.

Proms

Media and Globalisation.

Place (Philosophy)

Television remakes

Teaching.

Digital media.

Collective memory.

Queer theory.

Environmental Policy.

Surfing

Contemporary Theatre.

Positive psychology.

Crime and the Media.

Communication in politics.

Celebrity Studies.

Fine Arts.

Popular Life Sciences.

Information theory.

Historiography.

Sociology of Knowledge and Discourse.

Community Psychology.

Urban History.

Children's Literature.

Feminism and motion pictures.

Misconduct in office

Women comics artists

American essays

Performing Arts.

Minorities in mass media.

Fairy tales

Narrative art.

Cultural and Media Studies.

Motion pictures and television.

Polanyi, Michael,

Cross-Cultural Management.

Cultural History.

Genre.

Science fiction

Social classes in literature.

Children's literature.

Child development.

Psychic trauma

United States—Politics and government.

Ethnology—America.

Ethnology—Great Britain.

Ethnicity.

Personality.

Social History.

Asian Cinema and TV.

Psychosocial Studies.

Media Research.

History of Britain and Ireland.

Cyberbullying.

Celebrities.

Social history.

Art criticism

Media Management.

Melodrama

Environment, general.

Gender.

Medieval Literature.

Artificial intelligence.

Vampires in mass media.

Homosexuality

Philosophy of Literature.

Regional Geography.

Women's Studies.

Technology—Sociological aspects.

Journalism

Sexual minorities on television.

Latin American Cinema and TV.

Identity politics.

Philosophy of the Social Sciences.

Sociology of Religion.

Comics Studies.

Asian Cinema.

Language and education.

Literary History.

Reggae music

Family.

Media and Gender.

Motion picture industry.

British Culture.

Theater—History.

Business and Management, general.

Psychic trauma in motion pictures.

Political Theory.

Memory

Medical ethics

Location-based services.

Cultural Heritage.

United States—Study and teaching.

Personality and Social Psychology.

Race and Ethnicity Studies.

Literature and Pedagogy.

Narration (Rhetoric)

Memory Studies.

Detective and mystery stories

Judaism and culture.

Human geography.

Education.

International Relations Theory.

Asian Film and TV.

Human Geography.

Emotion.

Media Industries.

Gender Studies.

Political corruption

American Cinema and TV.

Graphic design.

Music—Philosophy and aesthetics.

Graphic arts

Music

Ethics.

British literature.

Europe—Politics and government.

Sociology of Culture.

Jewish Cultural Studies.

Medical Humanities.

Social media

Reality television programs

Management science.

Popular Social Sciences.

Religion.

Newspapers

Cultural policy.

Comedy Studies.

Motion pictures.

Creative Writing.

Computer games—Programming.

British Film and TV.

Police films

Hip-hop

Leisure Studies.

Storytelling in literature.

Art education.

Comic books, strips, etc., in education.

Psychic trauma and mass media.

National characteristics in motion pictures.

Postmodern Literature.

Educational sociology.

Film Theory.

Fantasy fiction, American

Space and Place in Culture.

Punk culture.

Political philosophy.

Social media.

Australasian Cinema and TV.

Wit and humor.

Popular Culture.

Television viewers

International relations.

Punishment.

Cultural studies.

Social psychology.

Sex on television.

Terrorism.

War films

Camp (Style)

Theater and society

Comparative literature.

Translation and interpretation.

Sports Economics.

Engineering ethics.

Literature.

Digital and New Media.

Psychotherapy .

European Cinema.

Political Communication.

Philosophy of Music.

Asian Economics.

Games Studies.

Sex.

Culture and Gender.

Punk culture

Mass media

Early Modern/Renaissance Literature.

Arts, Noir

Music and history.

Black, Shane.

American Politics.

History.

Screen Studies.

Design.

Film genres.

Literary Criticism.

Asian Culture.

Gender and Sexuality.

Intellectual life—History.

Women comedians

Motion picture acting.

Manga (Comic books)

Mass media and culture

Communication in science.

Semiotics.

Advertising

Political plays.

Popular Music.

Podcasting.

Asia—Politics and government.

Photography.

Design, general.

Narrative Text and Prose.

College students in literature.

Social and Cultural Geography.

Game Development.

Music and philosophy.

Women Olympic athletes

Religion and sociology.

Crime—Sociological aspects.

Childhood, Adolescence and Society.

English fiction

Earth Sciences.

Social sciences.

Popular Science in Philosophy.

Popular Science in Technology.

Regional Cultural Studies.

Social service.

Philosophy, general.

Political Philosophy.

Digital humanities.

Film/TV Industry.

Liberalism

Sociology of Sport and Leisure.

Graphic Design.

Digital media

Rhetorics.

Internet

Postmodernism

Critical criminology.

Police.

Feminism and literature.

Comic books, strips, etc.

Philosophy of Religion.

Motion pictures, American.

Language and Literature.

Popular culture

Culture—Study and teaching.

European Culture.

Audiences.

Idealism, German.

Study skills.

Philosophy and social sciences.

Gothic Studies.

Ancient Philosophy / Classical Philosophy.

Tourism Management.

Popular culture.

Mass media in breastfeeding promotion.

Documentary films.

Industrial design.

Crime.

Western films.

Engineering Ethics.

Internet in motion pictures.

Western films

Literature, general.

Race.

E-business.

Screen Performance.

Medical Education.

Motion pictures—European influences.

Feminist Literary Theory.

African Culture.

Teenage girls

Film and TV Production.

Philosophy.

Violence and Crime.

English literature

Mass media and history.

Media Sociology.

History of the Book.

Asian Literature.

Latin American Cinema.

Love.

Goth culture (Subculture).

Chinese literature

Fine arts.

Dark tourism.

Gender and Economics.

Freak shows

Human body—Social aspects.

e-Business/e-Commerce.

Movie and TV Adaptations.

Women on television.

Liberty in music.

Uncanny, The (Psychoanalysis), in mass media.

Philology.

Culture—Economic aspects.

Motion pictures—History.

Poisoning.

Genre Studies.

African American Culture.

Vampires in art.

Leisure.

Social interaction.

Publishers and publishing.

Fantasy fiction

Ethnicity, Class, Gender and Crime.

Hendrix, Jimi

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Game)

Affect (Psychology)

Feminism and mass media.

European Cinema and TV.

Moral Philosophy.

Contemporary Music.

Culture and Technology.

Comic books, strips, etc

Close Reading.

Sociology, Urban.

Sociology of the Body.

Social psychology

Zombies in popular culture.

Mass media and youth.

Discourse analysis.

Theatre Industry.

Fiction Literature.

Human behavior.

Nineteen eighties.

World Literature.

Cultural Theory.

Social Sciences.

Literature and technology.

Anthropology.

Mass media and globalization.

Sociology.

America—Literatures.

United States—History.

Comedy

Adolescence.

Sports sciences.

Teenagers in literature.

Group identity

Utopias in literature.

National/Regional Theatre and Performance.

Adaptation Studies.

Literature, Modern—21st century.

Theatre and Performance Studies.

History of World War II and the Holocaust.

Visual Culture.

American fiction

Media and Communication History.

Gothic Fiction.

Turner Prize.

Television comedies

Sex in motion pictures.

Literature, Modern.

Communication in sports.

Criminal behavior.

Literature—History and criticism.

Educational Philosophy.

Queer Studies.

Gender identity.

Horror films

Geography.

Comedy.

Pop and Rock.

North American Literature.

Mass Media.

Social Work and Community Development.

Comedians

Stereotypes (Social psychology) in mass media.

Translation.

Performative (Philosophy)

Baum, L. Frank

Art and society

European literature.

Latin American Film and TV.

Film and Television Studies.

Dance.

Intellectual History.

Popular music

Uncanny, The (Psychoanalysis), in literature.

Motion pictures

Management.

Environmental policy.

History of Italy.

Art and society.

Literature, Modern—20th century.

Western stories

Ethnology—Latin America.

Ethnicity Studies.

Christian Theology.

Art History.

Cultural Economics.

Global/International Culture.

Comedy films

Modern Languages.

Audio-Visual Culture.

China—History.

Indian comedians.

Communication in politics

Literary Theory.

Anthropological linguistics.

Literary Genre.

Biochemistry, general.

Industrial management.

Criminology.

Development Communication.

Heroes in literature.

Psychic trauma in literature.

Popular Science.

Mass media and culture.