An edition of Time and Relative Dissertations in Space
(2007)
Time and relative dissertations in space
critical perspectives on Doctor Who
by David Butler
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Time and Relative Dissertations in Space: Critical Perspectives on Doctor Who
April 1, 2008, Manchester University Press
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Time and Relative Dissertations in Space: Critical Perspectives on Doctor Who
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Table of Contents
Introduction / David Butler
pt. 1., An earthly programme : origins and directions. How to pilot a TARDIS : audiences, science fiction and the fantastic in Doctor Who / David Butler
The child as addressee, viewer and consumer in mid-1960s Doctor Who / Jonathan Bignell
'Now how is that wolf able to impersonate a grandmother?' : history, pseudo-history and genre in Doctor Who / Daniel O'Mahony
Bargains of necessity? : Doctor Who, Culloden and fictionalising history at the BBC in the 1960s / Matthew Kilburn
pt. 2.,The subtext of death : narratives, themes and structures. The empire of the senses : narrative form and point-of-view in Doctor Who / Tat Wood
The ideology of anachronism : television, history and the nature of time / Alec Charles
Mythic identity in Doctor Who / David Rafer
The human factor : Daleks, the 'evil human' and Faustian legend in Doctor Who / Fiona Moore and Alan Stevens
pt. 3., The seeds of television production : making Doctor Who. The Filipino army's advance on Reykjavik : world-building in Studio D and its legacy / Ian Potter
'Who done it' : discourses of authorship during the John Nathan-Turner era / Dave Rolinson
Between prosaic functionalism and sublime experimentation : Doctor Who and musical sound design / Kevin J. Donnelly
The music of machines : 'special sound' as music in Doctor Who / Louis Niebur
pt. 4., The parting of the critics : value judgements and canon formations. The talons of Robert Holmes / Andy Murray
Why is 'city of death' the best Doctor Who story? / Alan McKee
Canonicity matters : defining the Doctor Who canon / Lance Parkin
Broader and deeper : the lineage and impact of the Timewyrm series / Dale Smith
Televisuality without television? : the Big Finish audios and discourses of 'tele-centric' Doctor Who / Matt Hills
Afterword, My adventures / Paul Magrs.
Edition Notes
Chiefly papers presented at a conference held July 1, 2004, University of Manchester.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [310]-313), filmography (p.[314]-322) and index.
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