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After the Crash: Moving from a Discourse of Deficit to a Discourse of Potential

We enter movie theaters or push play on our movie viewing equipment, with an anticipation of fulfillment, pleasure, sadness, laughter, or any combination of expectations that we perceive will be gained from glaring at a screen of colors and depictions for approximately two hours. Many movies guide us through scripts that represent our realities and/or encompass our promised futures. C.L.R. James noted that "American popular cultural texts-popular film, popular music, soap operas, comic strips, and detective novels-offered sharper intellectual lines of insight into the contradictions and tensions of modern life in postindustrial society than the entire corpus of academic work in the social ...

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