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Jan Whitaker and Barton Byg: Normalizing house flipping

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By Jan Whitaker, Barton Byg
| Daily Hampshire Gazette Verified
E-Edition Advertise Newsletters Subscribe Home News Opinion Sports Business Arts & Life Obituaries Classifieds Calendar At a time when so many people are priced out of the housing market, both as renters and buyers, it’s an unpleasant surprise to see an article in the recent Home Magazine called “The Basics of Flipping Homes.” Its headline is ironic, given that the flippers have taken what was once a home, made some upgrades, not so that they can have a home, but so they can make a nice...
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Towards A Minor Cinema

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By Barton Byg, Jean-Marie Straub, Yun-Hua Chen, Sarah Cooper
| Scribd
The Philosophy of The Present
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In the Nick of Time: On Cli-Fi and Ecocinema Film and Moving Image Studies

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By Barton Byg, Catherine Grant
| blogspot.com
Well, it's been a while... Something or other must have happened in the meantime... ūü§Ē Film Studies For Free is nonetheless very happy to be back, still fighting the good fight for high-quality, openly-accessible, film and moving image studies resources. With no further ado, FSFF is thrilled to bring its readers and audio-viewers a brilliant new video essay (embedded above) entitled “Climate Fictions, Dystopias, and Human Futures” by Julia Leyda and Kathleen Loock.
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