Jan 18, 2022
On this month's episode of The Sociologist's Dojo Podcast, return guest Dr. Courtenay Stallings of Pepperdine University and I tackle the spiritual horror classic: The Exorcist. In this episode we go over the impact of 70's social and political strife and its effect on filmmaking; especially on white male gazey Hollywood and those "Mavericks" of the time. Stick around for a discussion of science, belief, and religion through the context of the Sociology. It is a fun existential romp through the world of Pazuzu. Sadly, Poncho was cut for time.
Basics: (1:10-24:40)
Historical Context: (24:55-58:29)
Social Analysis (58:43-86:30)
Outtro 86:31-90:57
Links
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Twitter @CourtenayCal
Book: Laura's Ghost: Women Speak about Twin Peaks
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February Episode: Dr. Liz W. Faber returns to talk the Sarah Conner Terminator Trilogy