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Power and Control in the Television Worlds of Joss Whedon
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Power and Control in the Television Worlds of Joss Whedon
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Power and Control in the Television Worlds of Joss Whedon
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Ever since the premiere of the small-screen incarnation of
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
in 1997, the television worlds of Joss Whedon--which have grown to include
Angel, Firefly
, and
Dollhouse
--have acquired a cult following of dedicated fans and inspired curious scholars. The quest for power and control over humans and other animals is a constant theme running throughout all four series. This study explores the myriad natural and supernatural methods Whedon's characters use to achieve power and control over unsuspecting friends and foes, including witchcraft and other paranormal means, love, aggression, and scientific devices such as psychosurgery and psychopharmacology. A catalog of characters and a complete list of episodes for each series completes this valuable addition to the growing body of scholarship on television's "Whedonverse."
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
in 1997, the television worlds of Joss Whedon--which have grown to include
Angel, Firefly
, and
Dollhouse
--have acquired a cult following of dedicated fans and inspired curious scholars. The quest for power and control over humans and other animals is a constant theme running throughout all four series. This study explores the myriad natural and supernatural methods Whedon's characters use to achieve power and control over unsuspecting friends and foes, including witchcraft and other paranormal means, love, aggression, and scientific devices such as psychosurgery and psychopharmacology. A catalog of characters and a complete list of episodes for each series completes this valuable addition to the growing body of scholarship on television's "Whedonverse."