Robin Hood Goes to Neptune: The Collective Social Bandit in Veronica Mars.

The article analyzes the television series "Veronica Mars." Topics mentioned include the focus on the teenager student who is a social bandit and defies the ineffective authorities of the school and law enforcement, the function as a female detective armed with wit, camera and determination, and the...

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Published in:Studies in Popular Culture Vol. 40; no. 1; pp. 53 - 78
Main Author: Sartore, Melissa
Format: Film/TV Criticism and Review
Published: Studies in Popular Culture Fall2017
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