… Michael Marcantel, written by Dan Greany) in which one of the show’s protagonists, Bart
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The Simpsons' depiction of the evangelical Ned Flanders has become a well-known stereotype
in contemporary American popular culture which has been discussed in academic and …

This article reworks ideas about parody, postmodernism, and television from such critical and
cultural theorists as Linda Hutcheon, Jason Mittell, and Jonathan Gray to contextualize the …

The following paper is more than just a scholarly thesis. On one level it is the result of its
author‟ s lifelong compulsive obsession with movies and TV-shows. Furthermore it is an …

Following Aristotle Aristotle , factuality factuality , fictionality fictionality and fake are
differentiated exclusively on the level of content. The concrete starting point for this is Michael …

The National Science Foundation NSF was created at the onset of the Cold War in 1950 to
promote the progress of science to advance the national health, prosperity, and welfare to …

In the month of December 1989, after a series of shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show, FOX,
aired the first half hour episode of the extremely successful prime time animated series The …

Phraseological Units rank high among the most complex linguistic segments for translators,
whether because of their figurative nature, their culturally specific meaning or their pragmatic …

The Simpsons are not only the world's most famous TV family; they are also the protagonists
of one of the longest-lasting animation programs in US television. Over the course of the …

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these units pose accounts for the poor or, at times, nonexistent solutions when it comes to …