Public Books
Lynne Joyrich
Public Books
a magazine of ideas, arts, and scholarship
  • Essays
  • Interviews
  • Sections
    • View All
    • Anthropology & Religion
    • Art
    • Borderlands
    • Capitalism
    • Digital Humanities
    • Film
    • Global Black History
    • Higher Education
    • Literary Fiction
    • Literature in Translation
    • Poetry
    • Politics
    • Print/Screen
    • Sociology
    • Sports
    • Systems and Futures
    • Technology
    • TV
    • Urbanism
    • Videogames
  • Series
    • View All
    • B-Sides
    • The Book That Made Me
    • Crisis Cities
    • An Engineer Reads a Novel
    • On Our Nightstands
    • Public Streets
    • Public Thinker
    • Quizzical
    • Shoptalk
    • Syllabi
    • Virtual Roundtables
    • @X
  • Partners
  • Donate
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram

Lynne Joyrich

Lynne Joyrich is Professor of Modern Culture and Media at Brown University.  She is the author of Re-viewing Reception: Television, Gender, and Postmodern Culture and of articles on film, television, cultural studies, and gender and sexuality studies that have appeared in such journals as Critical Inquiry, Cinema Journal, differences, Discourse, Transformative Works and Cultures, and Journal of Visual Culture and such books as Private Screenings; Modernity and Mass Culture; Logics of Television; New Media, Old Media; Queer TV; and Mad Men, Mad World. She has been a member of the Camera Obscura editorial collective since 1996. icon

Virtual Roundtable on “UnREAL”

By Lynne Joyrich, Hunter Hargraves, Scott Poulson-Bryant, & Homay King

Leading up to the launch of its second season this week, Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and Marti Noxon’s UnREAL has garnered both critical acclaim and scintillating buzz, especially since it was revealed ...

Get Our Weekly Newsletter

Most Viewed

  • What Did We See in Color TV?
  • Deep Focus: “The Russians Are Coming, the Russians...
  • Distant Sports
  • Making Therapy Work for Asian Americans
  • “Echo” and the Problem of Chess Problems

Subscribe to RSS

Support Public Books

Editors’ Pick

  • Preexisting Conditions: What 2020 Reveals about Our Urban Future
    Thomas J. Sugrue 11.16.2020
  • About
  • Authors
  • Submissions
  • Advertise
  • Events
  • Contact
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram

Public Books Logo
© 2021 Public Books.TM All Rights Reserved