
Journal of Popular Television 9.3 is out now! Special Section
Intellect is pleased to announce that Journal of Popular Television 9.3 is out now!
Special Section: ‘Television and Nostalgia Now’
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Aims and Scope
Journal of Popular Television is an international, peer-reviewed journal designed to promote and encourage scholarship on all aspects of popular television, whether fictional or non-fictional, from docudramas and sports to news and comedy. The journal is rooted in the belief that popular television continues to play a major cultural, political and social role, and thus seeks interdisciplinary contributions that contextualize programmes, genres, personalities and phenomena. The journal seeks to be equally responsive to contemporary developments in television production and within television criticism and theory, as to historical approaches and re-evaluation of canonical and non-canonical texts.
Issue 9.3
Editorial
Introduction: Television and nostalgia now
CAITLIN SHAW
Special Section: ‘Television and Nostalgia Now’
The homesick and the sick home
AMY HOLDSWORTH
Netflix, nostalgia and transnational television
MAREIKE JENNER
Whose nostalgia? Differentiation in German television’s audience address
ELKE WEISSMANN
Articles
An experiment in space and time: Remaking the missing Doctor Who episode ‘Mission to the
PHILIP BRAITHWAITE
The ‘troubled rebel girl’ and the ‘boy-next-door’: The apparent inversion of gender and love
archetypes in 13 Reasons Why, Élite and Sex Education
MADDALENA FEDELE AND MARIA-JOSE MASANET
Who is this who is coming? From neurosis to neurodegeneration in television adaptations of M.R. James’s ‘Oh, Whistle and I’ll Come to You, My Lad’
NICHOLAS RAY
A woman scientist in pursuit of truth: A rising trend of representation with Chernobyl
ASLI TUNÇ
The logic of formatting: A case study on transnational television production
JOLIEN VAN KEULEN, TONNY KRIJNEN AND JOKE BAUWENS
Book Reviews
Lesbians on Television: New Queer Visibility and the Lesbian Normal, Kate McNicholas Smith (2020)
ANAMARIJA HORVAT
Global TV Horror, Stacey Abbott and Lorna Jowett (eds) (2021)
NICOLA YOUNG