Rereading Seinfeld after Curb your enthusiasm / David Lavery with Marc Leverette.Peterman on Seinfeld / Eleanor Hersey Getting the joke even if it is about nothing : Seinfeld from a European perspective / Elke van Cassel From must-see-TV to branded counterprogramming : Seinfeld and syndication / Michael M. The Republic of Seinfeld / Geoffrey O'Brien Seinfood : purity, danger, and food codes on Seinfeld / Sara Lewis Dunne "It'll always be Burma to me" : J. All your knowledge of high culture comes from Bugs Bunny cartoons" : cultural, pop cultural, and media matters. Di Mattia "Do you think they're having babies just so people will visit them?" : parents and children on Seinfeld / Matthew Bond Seinfeld is a Jewish sitcom, isn't it? Ethnicity and assimilation in 1990s American television / Jon Stratton -"It is so sad.
Male anxiety and the buddy system in Seinfeld / Joanna L. Seinfeld as intertextual comedy / Michael Dunne They laughed unhappily ever after : Seinfeld, situation comedy, and the sitcom encounter with nothingness / Barbara Ching Jane Austen, meet Jerry Seinfeld / Dennis Hall Genre expectation and narrative innovation in Seinfeld / Amy McWilliams -"If I like their race, how can that be racist?" : gender, generations, and ethnicity. "Maybe the dingoes ate your baby" : genre, humor, intertextuality.Much ado about nothing : some final thoughts on Seinfeld / Albert Auster Seinfeld : a show (almost) about nothing / David Marc Seinfeld / Bill Wyman Reflections on Seinfeld Preface: "Part of popular culture" : the legacy of Seinfeld / David Lavery and Sara Lewis Dunne.Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
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