Dear Colleagues,
It is our pleasure to announce the publication of Issue 20.4 (Winter 2022), featuring articles by Kevin Chew, Elizabeth Ellison & Tess Van Hemert, Dan McFadden, Carolina Rocha, Olivia Stowell, and Tim Shao-Hung Teng. See the Table of Contents for article abstracts as well as a list of book reviews by Stephanie Brown, Arya Rani, and Ryan Watson.
Olivia Stowell's "‘It’s Top Chef, Not a Personality Contest’: Grammars of Stereotype, Neoliberal Logics of Personhood, and the Performance of the Racialized Self in Top Chef: New York" was awarded First Prize in the 2022 Society for Cinema and Media Studies Television Scholarly Interest Group Graduate Essay Contest. We're also excited to announce that the 2023 contest is underway; current graduate students and registered members of the SCMS TV SIG are eligible to submit manuscripts in advance of the December 20, 2022 deadline for award consideration; please see complete cfp here. The winning essay will be published in our Winter 2023 issue.
Over on the NRFTS Blog, enjoy Seung-hoon Jeong's commentary "The Convoluted Cinematic Experience in the Age of Netflix; article tie-in reflections by Tim Shao Hung-Teng ("The Politics and Pedagogy of East Asian Cinema at an American University") and Mario Slugan ("John Oliver, Film Scholar"); and embarking on our forthcoming special issue "Cinematic Mountains," Kamaal Haque's review of Action: Let's Climb!.
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Kind regards,
Maria San Filippo, Editor-in-chief
Matthew Connolly, Book Reviews Editor
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