Media, Culture, and the Arts explores the ways cultural expression takes shape through the media or arts. The series initiates a dialogue about media and artistic representations and how such representations identify the status of a particular culture or community. Manuscripts for this series will examine media, the performing arts, or the literary arts as cultural, political, and social artifacts. Proposed books might include the study of a particular community or culture through race, ethnicity, sexuality, class, gender, religion, or able-ness, and its media or artistic representations, or the study of how media genres (e.g., film, television, print, Internet) or the performing, or literary arts have depicted a community or culture. Supporting the principles of feminism and humanitarianism, the series contributes to a dialogue about media, culture, and the arts.

Series Editors: Theresa Carilli and Jane Campbell