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Friday, June 1, 2012
Criticism & Time
Jason Jacobs discusses the challenge of writing about shows like Mad Men and The Killing: "One of the worrying things with writing about very recent television is that one is always aware that one’s proximity to the immediacy of its putative aesthetic thrills threatens the reliability of judgement, perhaps because we are forcing the issue before the material has had an opportunity to insinuate its resonances, discourses and achievements into the critical spaces, traditions and debates necessary for it to establish a reliable presence as part of our cultural heritage."
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criticism,
mad men,
narrative,
the killing
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