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The Pragmatic Anarchy of the Long Take
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The Pragmatic Anarchy of the Long Take

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 / 8 November 2012

Touch of Evil, Rope, and Snake Eyes tie themselves to the crime genre, where the Long Take’s history has continued almost as uninterrupted as the shots themselves.

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The Life of an Alien Lizard Queen: An Interview with Monica Baccarin

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 / 13 April 2011
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Joss Whedon: Pioneer of the Body Count

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 / 12 April 2011
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The Power of Fandom in the Whedonverse

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 / 11 April 2011
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The Dystopian Future in Joss Whedon’s Work

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 / 10 April 2011
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The Big Bad Universe: Good and Evil According to Joss Whedon

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 / 7 April 2011
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TV’s Grim Reaper: Why Joss Whedon Continually Kills the Characters We Love

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 / 5 April 2011
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Zombies, Reavers, Butchers, and Actuals in Joss Whedon’s Work

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 / 3 April 2011
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Nathan Fillion Misbehaves All Across the Whedonverse

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 / 31 March 2011
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‘Doctor Horrible’: Lessons from the Musical-Tragi-Comedy-Internet Sensation

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 / 27 March 2011
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Heroic Humanism and Humanistic Heroism in Shows of Joss Whedon

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 / 22 March 2011
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A Postcolonial Provocation: ‘Serenity’

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 / 20 March 2011