Vol. 7 No. 5 (2004): 'fame'

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Edited by P. David Marshall
Published: 2004-11-01
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Editorial

  • Fame's Perpetual Moment

    P. David Marshall

Feature

  • Fame and Disability Christopher Reeve, Super Crips, and Infamous Celebrity

    Gerard Goggin, Christopher Newell

Articles

  • Double Exposure Charlie Chaplin as Author and Celebrity

    Jonathan E. Goldman

  • Hypertrophic Celebrity

    Tom Mole

  • Beyond the Stars Warholian Meta-Celebrity

    Michael Angelo Tata

  • Harry Potter and the Fan Fiction Phenomenon Endnote

    Lelia Green, Carmen Guinery

  • Always Famous Or, The Electoral Half-Life of Ronald Reagan

    Kevin Howley

  • Loving the Alien Ziggy Stardust and Self-Conscious Celebrity

    Suzanne Rintoul

  • An Index of Fame? Critical Identifications of Fame in the 'Social Laboratory'

    Gordon Fletcher

  • 'Australian Idol' and the Attention Economy The Attention Economy

    Charles Fairchild

  • Being in the Shadow of Hollywood Celebrity, Banality, and the Infamous Chaka

    Davin Heckman

  • Is Straight the New Queer? David Beckham and the Dialectics of Celebrity

    Mohmin Rahman

  • 'Very Solo' Anecdotes of Authentic Identity

    William Tregoning

  • 'The Only Place Where ''Success'' Comes before ''Work'' Is in the Dictionary...?' Conceptualising Fame in Reality TV

    Susan Holmes

  • Murderabilia Consuming Fame

    David Schmid

  • Stop Press! Sister Wendy Refers to the Work of Celebrity-Artist Damien Hirst as 'Gossip Shock-Horror Art'!

    Carrie LeBlanc

  • The Virtualization of Elián González

    Paul Allatson