In this Issue

Table of Contents

Mad Men’s Serially Falling Man

Mark Sandberg
pp. 4-20
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In the Nick of Time?: Detective Film Serials, Temporality, and Contingency Management, 1919–1926

Ruth Mayer
pp. 21-35
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“That Magic Box Lies”: Queer Theory, Seriality, and American Horror Story

Theresa L. Geller, Anna Marie Banker
pp. 36-49
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Girl Reporters and Cyclic Seriality

Zoë Wallin
pp. 50-66
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Suspended Animation: Ace Drummond, Buck Rogers, and the Sustained Desires of Seriality

Justin Morris
pp. 67-80
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Movie Stars and Seriality in the 1910s

Richard Abel
pp. 81-90
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New Perspectives on Seriality

The Editors
pp. 81-125
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Early Mystery-Crime Films, Scientific Seriality, and the Imagination of Wonder

Jennifer M. Bean
pp. 90-96
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Further Thoughts on Play and the Sound Serial

Scott Higgins
pp. 96-99
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From Recursive Progression to Systemic Self-Observation: Elements of a Theory of Seriality

Frank Kelleter
pp. 99-104
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Historicizing the Influence of Soap Opera

Elana Levine
pp. 105-109
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Serialities and Japonisme in Lumière Brothers’ Actuality Films

Daisuke Miyao
pp. 109-113
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Additionality and Cohesion in Transfictional Worlds

Roberta Pearson
pp. 113-120
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Thickening Seriality: A Chronotopic View of World Building in Contemporary Television Narrative

Babette B. Tischleder
pp. 120-125
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Star Trek and American Television ed. by Roberta Pearson, Máire Messenger Davies (review)

Nick Bestor
pp. 126-127
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Parables of the Posthuman: Digital Realities, Gaming, the Player Experience by Jonathan Boulter (review)

Byron Fong
pp. 128-130
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Flickers of Film: Nostalgia in the Time of Digital Cinema by Jason Sperb (review)

Peter C. Kunze
pp. 131-132
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The Poitier Effect: Racial Melodrama and Fantasies of Reconciliation by Sharon Willis (review)

Jacqueline Pinkowitz
pp. 133-135
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Cycles, Sequels, Spin-Offs, Remakes, and Reboots: Multiplicities in Film and Television by Amanda Ann Klein, R. Barton Palmer (review)

Ramna Walia
pp. 136-138
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The Fan Fiction Studies Reader ed. by Karen Hellekson, Kristina Busse (review)

Lesley Willard
pp. 139-141
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Introduction

The Editors
pp. 1-3
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