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TV series, fantasy genre, teens, teen culture
CLARK, D. y MILLER, A. (2001): «Buffy, the scooby gang, and the monstrous authority: Buffy the vampire slayer and the subversion of authority», en Slayage, 1.3 (http://slayage.tv/essays/slayage3/clarkmiller. html) (07-01-06).
ERVIN-GORE, S. (1998): «Interview with Joss Whedon», en Dark Horse Comics (junio) (www.darkhorse.com/news/interviews.- php?id=669) (03-12-06).
KAVENEY, R. (2004): «She saved the world. A lot», en KAVENEY, R. (Ed.): Reading the vampire slayer. Londres, I.B. Tauris; 1-82.
LAVERY, D. (2002): «A religion in narrative: Joss Whedon and television creativity», en Slayage, 2.3 (www.slayage.tv/essays/slayage7/ Lavery.htm) (08-01-06).
LONGWORTH, J. (2002): TV creators: conversations with America’s top producers of television drama, v. II. Syracuse, Syracuse University Press.
WEE, V. (2004): «Selling teen culture: How american multimedia conglomeration reshaped teen television in the 90’s», en DAVIS, G. & DICKINSON, K.: Teen TV: genre, consumption and identity. Londres, British Film Institute; 87-98.
WILCOX, R. (2001): «There will never be a ‘very special’ Buffy: Buffy and the monsters of teen life», en Slayage, 1.2 (http://slayage. tv/essays/slayage2/wilcox.htm) (07-01-06).
WISKER, G. (2001): «Vampires and school girls: High school jinks on the Hellmouth», en Slayage, 1.2 (http://slayage.tv/essays/slayage2/- wisker.htm) (07-01-06).