Tag: Farrah Abraham

• Genre, Values Hierarchies, & Intentionality in Pop

  

  I. Does intentionality matter? Critical consequentialism put to the ultimate test: David Cooper Moore’s “The Scary, Misunderstood Power of a ‘Teen Mom’ Star’s Album”  discusses Farrah Abraham’s infamous pop record My Teenage Dream Ended: It’s tempting to consider My Teenage Dream Ended alongside other reality TV star vanity albums, like Paris Hilton’s excellent (and unfairly…

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  May 14, 2016

  Essays

  Camera Obscura, categories, category, critical reagents, critical relativism, Elizabeth Wollman, Farrah Abraham, genre, Lou Reed, pop music, poptimism, rockism, transgression, values hierarchies