This post is about chapter 2 in the book, which discusses how SG-1 is "self-aware" of its status as a sci-fic show, and uses that awareness for its own benefit.
This one, however, is even more interesting to me: a generally positive essay about Sam, and how she's too often judged by her value as a feminist icon instead of her actual value as a character: "To examine every female character on the basis of whether or not she is a flawless feminist icon is to pre-condemn every character, because a character without flaws would be nothing more than an empty shell."
Take a look, folks. I think you'll enjoy it.
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Thanks so much! This book is really good. I recommend spending the money on it, if one enjoys meta.
I also own "The Ultimate Visual Guide" by Ritter and I love that one too.
*cheers*
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