An edition of Investigating Shrek (2011)

Investigating Shrek

power, identity, and ideology

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An edition of Investigating Shrek (2011)

Investigating Shrek

power, identity, and ideology

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  • 2 Want to read

"An exploration of the social significance of Shrek from a variety of theoretical perspectives, this book pursues two different, yet intertwined objectives. The first is to present Shrek as pedagogical tool that could be usefully employed in a number of different disciplines. Shrek is approached from a political science angle, a sociological perspective, and applied to the tenets of evolutionary psychology. The second objective is concerned with outlining some of the ways in which Shrek is actively bound up with various aspects of social reality--such as capitalism, power relations, inequality, rule and resistance. This book analyzes the green ogre and his companions in a way that is entertaining as well as informative"--

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Palgrave Macmillan
Language
English
Pages
190

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Subjects

Motion pictures, History and criticism, Shrek (Motion picture), PERFORMING ARTS / Film & Video / History & Criticism, Motion pictures, social aspects, Political aspects
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Investigating Shrek: power, identity, and ideology
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Table of Contents

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Through the looking glass: Shrek in perspective
Aurélie Lacassagne, Tim Nieguth, and François Dépelteau * Shrek in the classroom * Representing political regimes in the Shrek trilogy
Aurélie Lacassagne * Big (and green) is better: Shrek and female body image
Mary Ryan * Green consciousness: Earth-based myth and meaning in Shrek
Jane Caputi * "Happiness is just a teardrop away": A Neo-Marxist interpretation of Shrek
Alexander Spencer, Judith Renner, and Andreas Kruck * Shrek in context * The mouse is dead, long live the ogre: Shrek and the boundaries of transgression
Daniel Downes and June Madeley * Kantian cosmopolitanism and the DreamWorkification of the next generation
Marianne Vardalos * An evolutionary psychological perspective on Shrek and Fiona
Gayle Brewer * Shrek as a non-human transactor and social movements
François Dépelteau * Potholes of knowledge: The politics of studying Shrek
Tim Nieguth.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Includes filmography.

Published in
New York

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Dewey Decimal Class
791.43/72
Library of Congress
PN1997.2.S48 I68 2011, PN1993.5JA76JC11-607

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Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
190

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OL24827589M
Internet Archive
investigatingshr00laca
ISBN 13
9780230114159
LCCN
2011008777
OCLC/WorldCat
670481168

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OL15921190W

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