The New Formula For Cool Science, Technology, and the Popular in the American Imagination

»Der Verdienst der Studie besteht zweifelsohne in der Darlegung des veränderten Verhältnisses von Wissenschaft und Öffentlichkeit im dritten Jahrtausend [...]. Eine dichte und empfehlenswerte Lektüre im Kontext der Erforschung der Populärkultur der Gegenwart.« ("Annegret Scheibe, MEDIENwissenschaft, 1 (2017)")
»In her study, Kohlenberger succeeds in dissecting the multiple diverging relationships of science and coolness and provides a compelling analysis of a variety of media texts. This makes ›The New Formula for Cool‹ not only an important go-to for anyone interested in coolness studies, but also an important contribution to North American Studies and explorations of popular culture in general.« ("Maria Sulimma, Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, 65/2 (2017)")
»An important contribution to the study of American popular culture. It will be a fixture in future discussions addressing the many permutations of ›cool‹.« ("Susanne Hamscha, Amerikastudien, 62/1 (2017)")
»One can only hope that there will be a continuation and extension of the present engaging and remarkably informative study in the near future.« ("Katarina Delikonstantinidou, European journal of American studies, 2 (2016)")
»An important contribution to the study of American popular culture and will be a fixture in future discussions addressing the many permutations of cool.« ("Susanne Hamscha, Amerikastudien, 62/1 (2017)")
»In her study, Kohlenberger succeeds in dissecting the multiple diverging relationships of science and coolness and provides a compelling analysis of a variety of media texts. This makes ›The New Formula for Cool‹ not only an important go-to for anyone interested in coolness studies, but also an important contribution to North American Studies and explorations of popular culture in general.« ("Maria Sulimma, Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, 65/2 (2017)")
»One can only hope that there will be a continuation and extension of the present engaging and remarkably informative study in the near future.« ("Katarina Delikonstantinidou, European journal of American studies, 2 (2016)")