Russell T Davies is examined as the author of the television series Doctor Who. The document discusses authorship and how Davies' Doctor Who is seen as "big", "fast", and focusing on "emotional journeys". It explores how authorship is produced and circulates within industries and among different audiences, including fans, critics, and peers.

1. Authorship and Affect: Russell T Davies’ Doctor Who

2. What is TV Authorship? Who is Russell T Davies? What is Russell T Davies’ Doctor Who ?

3. Michel Foucault - the “author-function” What is authorship? Pierre Bourdieu - “ positions” and “position-takings”

4. Why Authorship? Media instability

5. Why Authorship? Media instability

6. Why Study Authorship? Conspicuous auteurism

7. Why Authorship? Media studies

8. Four publics: industrial critical reflexivity (see John T. Caldwell, Production Culture) Authorship and Publicity critics fans industry peers

9. Cult Television

10. FANBOY WRITER AUTEUR

11. FANBOY

12. WRITER

13. AUTEUR

14. AUTEUR

18. Russell T Davies’ “ Big” “ Fast” “ Emotional”

19. Fantastic Adventures

20. Fantastic Adventures

21. Emotional Journeys

22. Emotional Journeys

23. What does authorship mean? How is authorship produced? “ Th e creative industries, however defined, depend on individual identities. ” -- John Hartley How does authorship circulate?