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The White Market – The New Inquiry

2012-09-17 ~ Mark

Interesting discussion of Breaking Bad…

The point isn’t that the show is unrealistic or hard to believe, but the narrative function of the ways in which it is: Which disbeliefs are viewers asked to suspend, and which ideologies are they encouraged to retain?

The White Market – The New Inquiry

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