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American Horror Stories, repertory horror and intertextuality of casting
Lorna Jowett
, Rebecca Janicker (Editor)
University of Northampton
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Intertextuality
100%
American Horror Story
100%
Intertexuality
33%
Hero
16%
Cult
16%
Star Trek
16%
Storytelling
16%
Young Female
16%
TV Production
16%
Aging Women
16%
Geographical Settings
16%
Temporal Context
16%
Jeffreys
16%
Babel
16%
Four Seasons
16%
Promotional Strategies
16%
Female Role
16%
Common Strategies
16%
Female Actors
16%
Multi-screening
16%
Arts and Humanities
Horror
100%
Intertextuality
100%
repertory
100%
TV
42%
Intertexuality
28%
Genre
14%
Creator
14%
Hero
14%
Cults
14%
Star Trek
14%
Disruptions
14%
Anthology
14%
Temporal Setting
14%
Narrative Method
14%
Babylon
14%