Introduction / Jane Espenson -- The mind doesn't matter, it's the body we want : identity and the body in Dollhouse / Kate Rennebohm -- Rossum's universal robots / Kristin Noone -- Goliath is people! how Dollhouse took distrust to a whole new level / Zalina Avi -- Joss Whedon's Dollhouse : 21st century neo-gothic / Peter Tupper -- All dolled up : twisted princes and fairytale heroines / Valerie Frankel -- The redemption of Topher Brink / Andrew Zimmerman Jones -- Like a boss / Johnathan Mason -- Let the tide come in : how Claire is the true representation of Dollhouse's premise / Rebecca Levinger -- I like my scars : Claire Saunders and the narrative of flesh / Ian G. Klein -- Negative space in the house : how Caroline is the vase / Susan Quilty -- How cancellation told the story of the Dollhouse / Luciana Hiromi Yamada da Silveira -- Whose story is this, anyway? / Tami Anderson -- Dollhouse's future history machines / Kirsten Strayer -- We're not men / Lillian DeRitter -- Boyd Langdon and the fantasy of trust / Christopher Souza -- What Echo's journey to self-awareness tells us about the human soul / Oluwafemi Morohunfola -- What it means to mourn : Dollhouse and Aporia / Martin Shuster -- More than the sum of our imprints / by Julie Hawk.
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