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Popular Culture and the Civic Imagination: Case Studies of Creative Social Change

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Popular Culture and the Civic Imagination: -- Part I. How Do We Imagine a Better World -- 1 Rebel Yell: The Metapolitics of Equality and Diversity in Disney's Star Wars -- 2 The Hunger Games and the Dystopian Imagination -- 3 Spinning H. P. Lovecraft: A Villain or Hero of Our Times -- 4 Family Sitcoms' Political Front -- 5 "To Hell with Dreams": Resisting Controlling Narratives through Oscar Season -- Part II. How Do We Imagine the Process of Change -- 6 Imagining Intersectionality: -- 7 Code for What -- 8 Tracking Ida: Unlocking Black Resistance and Civic Imagination through Alternate Reality Gameplay -- 9 Everyone Wants Peace? -- Part III. How Do We Imagine Ourselves as Civic Agents -- 10 Learning to Imagine Better: -- 11 Black Girls Are from the Future: -- 12 "Dance to the Distortion": -- 13 Changing the Future by Performing the Past: -- 14 Mirroring the Misogynistic Wor(l)d: -- 15 Reimagining the Arab Spring: From Limitation to Creativity -- 16 DIY VR: -- Part IV. How Do We Forge Solidarity with Others with Different Experiences Than Our Own -- 17 Training Activists to Be Fans: -- 18 Tonight, in This Very Ring . . . Trump vs. the Media: -- 19 Ms. Marvel Punches Back: -- 20 For the Horde: -- 21 Communal Matters and Scientific Facts: -- 22 Imagining Resistance to Trump through the Networked Branding of the National Park Service -- Part V. How Do We Imagine Our Social Connections with a Larger Community -- 23 Moving to a Bollywood Beat, "Born in the USA" Goes My Indian Heart? -- 24 "Our" Hamilton: -- 25 Participatory Action in Humans of New York -- 26 A Vision for Black Lives in the Black Radical Tradition -- Part VI. How Do We Bring an Imaginative Dimension to Our Real-World Spaces and Places -- 27 "Without My City, Where Is My Past?" -- 28 Reimagining and Mediating a Progressive Christian South -- 29 Tzina: Symphony of Longing: -- 30 What's Civic about Aztlán? -- References -- Index -- About the Contributors

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Popular Culture and the Civic Imagination: Case Studies of Creative Social Change

Jenkins, Henry; Peters-Lazaro, Gabriel; Shresthova, Sangita

Cover -- Popular Culture and the Civic Imagination -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Popular Culture and the Civic Imagination: Foundations -- Part I. How Do We Imagine a Better World? -- 1 Rebel Yell: The Metapolitics of Equality and Diversity in Disney's Star Wars -- 2 The Hunger Games and the Dystopian Imagination -- 3 Spinning H. P. Lovecraft: A Villain or Hero of Our Times? -- 4 Family Sitcoms' Political Front -- 5 "To Hell with Dreams": Resisting Controlling Narratives through Oscar Season -- Part II. How Do We Imagine the Process of Change? -- 6 Imagining Intersectionality: Girl Empowerment and the Radical Monarchs -- 7 Code for What? -- 8 Tracking Ida: Unlocking Black Resistance and Civic Imagination through Alternate Reality Gameplay -- 9 Everyone Wants Peace? Contending Imaginaries in the Colombian Context of Peace Creation -- Part III. How Do We Imagine Ourselves as Civic Agents? -- 10 Learning to Imagine Better: A Letter to J. K. Rowling from Cho Chang -- 11 Black Girls Are from the Future: #BlackGirlMagic as an Extension of the Black Radical Imagination -- 12 "Dance to the Distortion": The Queens of Pop vs. Donald Trump -- 13 Changing the Future by Performing the Past: Budhan Theatre and Transformation of Youth Identities -- 14 Mirroring the Misogynistic Wor(l)d: Civic Imagination and Speech Mirroring Strategy in Korea's Online Feminist Movement -- 15 Reimagining the Arab Spring: From Limitation to Creativity -- 16 DIY VR: Google Cardboard's Handmade Approach to Imagining the Future of Immersive Technology -- Part IV. How Do We Forge Solidarity with Others with Different Experiences Than Our Own? -- 17 Training Activists to Be Fans: "The Moral Equivalent" of Pop Culture -- 18 Tonight, in This Very Ring . . . Trump vs. the Media: Pro Wrestling as Articulation of Civic Imagination.