July 23 2008
Profs slip Dr. Horrible into political discourse.
Philosophy professor John Holbo (of the National University of Singapore) on the implications of neo-Disraelism versus anarchism, with references to Dr. Horrible.
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February 22 2008
"Buffy: Gender and Sci-fi" Lecture in NYC.
Free, public Buffy lecture hosted by CUNY's LGBT dept. Friday Feb. 29th.
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September 02 2006
Buffy Deconstructed.
More than three years after the last vampire was staked, the show's cult status continues to grow and perhaps more interestingly, it has become a favorite topic in the academic community.
July 30 2006
Call For Papers: Critical Studies in Television (CST) is asking for proposals for a book of essays on Firefly and Serenity.
Two American academics, Rhonda V. Wilcox and Tanya R. Cochran, ask for up to 500-word proposals by September 1, 2006.
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October 06 2005
Slayage Vol. 18 now online.
Some very good reading material here about the Buffyverse: the Summer's house, Cordy, Fred and Illyria and Joss' evolution of the vampire mythology and the soul all get covered. Go and have a look.
August 15 2005
2006 Slayage Conference CFP.
Apparently proposals must be submitted by October 31, 2005.
July 01 2005
Slayage: Number 17 now online.
As ever some superb essays courtesy of Slayage.tv. This volume mainly focuses its attention on ethnicity and music in the Buffyverse.
June 21 2005
"The Aesthetics of culture in BtVS" is the latest academic study of BtVS.
Due out in Dec 2005, this book offers "an in-depth examination of the show: first, through the lens of Buffy's confrontation with culture, and second, from the complex perspectives of the individual characters".
May 20 2003
NPR's Talk of the Nation to discuss Buffy, possibly with Marti Noxon
Scratch that, it's David Lavery, not Marti Noxon.
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