Call for Abstracts Bridgerton and Philosophy Edited by Jessica Miller The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series Please circulate and post widely. Apologies for cross-posting. To propose ideas for future volumes in the Blackwell series please contact the Series Editor, William Irwin, williamirwin@kings.edu. Contributors of accepted essays will receive an honorarium. Abstracts and subsequent essays should…
Live Forward Luke Cage and Frantz Fanon By Muoki Musau and Matthew William Brake While viewers familiar with the Jessica Jones Netflix series met Luke Cage in that show, Cage’s own series begins with him working in a barber shop in Harlem, owned by a respected man in the community everyone refers to as Pop.…
Inhumans vs. X-Men Race, Class, and the Right to Have a Story By Matthew William Brake Ever since Disney bought Marvel, there has been a noticeable shift in the latter’s storytelling. By all appearances, Marvel has been promoting and elevating its lesser-known properties (like Guardians of the Galaxy) while seemingly giving characters who have…
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