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Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction: The Presidency, Prime-Time Popular Culture, and U.S. Nationalism 1 1. The West Wing as a Political Romance 21 2. Gendered Nationalism and The West Wing 54 3. Racialized Nationalism and The West Wing 87 4. Militarized Nationalism and The West Wing 118 5. The West Wing’s Prime-Time Nationalism 151 Appendix A: The West Wing Episode Directory 173 Appendix B: The West Wing Character Directory 179 Notes 183 Bibliography 203 Index 223 00.front.i-xii_Parry-Giles 12/12/05 4:40 PM Page vii 00.front.i-xii_Parry-Giles 12/12/05 4:40 PM Page viii ...
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