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Contents Preface: A Note on Television, Marx, Freud, and Semiotics Acknowledgments Introduction: "Interrogating the Obvious": Survivor, Cultural Touchstone 1 "You Cannot Talk to the Guys in the Boat": Survivor as the False Real 2 "Apparently Reprehensible Material": The Political Unconscious and Popular Culture 3 "If It Happens Again . . .": Repression and the Tagi Alliance 4 "They're All Lying to Me": Repression Among Contestants 5 "A Really Passionate Affair": Repression Through Editing 6 "These Three Girls Have All Been Riding Coattails": Survivor's Gender Wars 7 "Thrashing Around Like I'm Thirty-Five": Paradoxes of Aging on Survivor 8 "This Thing Runs Deeper Than a Game": Survivor's Troubles With Race Conclusion: "Always Historicize!": Symbolic Resolutions and Contemporary Politics Appendix A: Synopses of First Eleven Survivor Seasons Appendix B: Contestant Profiles and Ratings Appendix C: Methodology Bibliography Index About the Author
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Survivor (Television program).