This is the final part of a series of posts publishing my Undergraduate dissertation titled An examination of superiority theory and power relations within the British sitcom Blackadder.
Blackadder: Conclusion to the research Read Post »
Attempts to restore the equilibrium often backfire, conveying the power relations within the group.
Power Relations in Blackadder Read Post »
How do different scholars define the term Situational Comedy?
The structure of situational comedy Read Post »
How do Thomas Hobbes and James Read view power relations and how does this apply to Blackadder?
Power Relations within Blackadder Read Post »
Exploring John Morreall’s definition of superiority theory and updating their examples to more modern varients.
Superiority Theory: John Morreall Read Post »
Part 1 of a series of posts publishing my dissertation An examination of superiority theory and power relations within the British sitcom Blackadder.
Contextualizing Blackadder and introducing the research Read Post »
Introducing a series of posts publishing my Undergraduate dissertation examining superiority theory and power relations within Blackadder.
Superiority Theory and Power Relations within Blackadder Read Post »
Introducing JCableMedia.com, and detailing the plans to visit my undergraduate and expand upon my postgraduate research.
Research plan & Welcome Read Post »