"I Watched Jane Die:" Theorizing Breaking Bad's Aesthetic of Brutality

In Jensen Ian K. (ed.), Breaking Down "Breaking Bad:" Critical Perspectives. University of New Mexico Press. pp. 111-138 (2016)
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