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First published 2020-12

Simulated authenticity: Storytelling and mythic space on the hyper-frontier in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West and Westworld

Jane Lovell, Sam Hitchmough

Tourist Studies

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First published 2024-7

The Theme Park as Simulation of American Rape Culture: #MeToo and the Problem of Justice in HBO’s Westworld

Zoë Brigley Thompson

Television & New Media

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Research article

First published 2019-11

‘A new god will walk’: Shakespeare,the Renaissance,and the birth of the posthuman in Westworld

Katarzyna Burzyńska

Cahiers Élisabéthains: A Journal of English Renaissance Studies

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Research article

First published 2021-3

Time to Dream,Time to Remember: Patterns of Time and Metaphysics in Westworld

Glòria Salvadó-Corretger, Fran Benavente

Television & New Media

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Research article

First published 2021-7

Bring yourself back online,Old Bill: Westworld ’s media histories,or six degrees of separation from Shakespeare

Stephen O’Neill

Cahiers Élisabéthains: A Journal of English Renaissance Studies

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Research article

First published 2025-9

Gendered machines in film and television: How ‘post-’ femininities and masculinities challenge the gender binary

Katerina Papakyriakopoulou

Sexualities

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First published 2014-11

Digital Traumascape

Richard Bégin

Space and Culture

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Simulated authenticity: Storytelling and mythic space on the hyper-frontier in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West and Westworld

The Theme Park as Simulation of American Rape Culture: #MeToo and the Problem of Justice in HBO’s Westworld

‘A new god will walk’: Shakespeare,the Renaissance,and the birth of the posthuman in Westworld

Time to Dream,Time to Remember: Patterns of Time and Metaphysics in Westworld

Bring yourself back online,Old Bill: Westworld ’s media histories,or six degrees of separation from Shakespeare

Gendered machines in film and television: How ‘post-’ femininities and masculinities challenge the gender binary

Digital Traumascape