"This edited collection, the first of its kind on the Avatar franchise, applies a range of scholarly theories and topics to readings of the two series"--
"This edited collection, the first of its kind on the Avatar franchise, applies a range of scholarly theories and topics to readings of the two series"--
Francis M. Agnoli is an independent scholar in the U.S. whose previous research has focused on the intersection between race and animation studies.
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List of Images Introduction Francis M. Agnoli (Independent scholar, USA) Section 1: Storytelling 1. Noble Lady's Beauty Parlor: Ba Sing Se Fashion and Coding Shuyin Yu (University of Calgary, Canada) 2. Zuko Rides into the Sunset: Avatar and the Western Film Genre Francis M. Agnoli (Independent scholar, USA) 3. Environmental Bending: How Avatar: The Last Airbender Introduces Viewers to Environmentalism Gia Coturri Sorenson (University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA) Section 2: Identity 4. Social Identity in Avatar: The Last Airbender Douglas Schulz (University of Bradford, UK) 5. "What Does Me Being a Girl Have to do with Sewing?" Representations of Gender in Avatar: The Last Airbender Ruth Richards (Independent scholar, USA) 6. A Queer Relationship: Mapping The Legend of Korra's Industrial Journey Across Mediums Emily Baulch (The University of Queensland, Australia) and Oliver Eklund (Queensland University of Technology, Australia) 7. Material-Spiritual Bodies: Posthuman Performativity of Avatar Safak Horzum (Hacettepe University) and Süleyman Bölükbas (Pennsylvania State University) Section 3: Trauma 8. "Born in You, Along with All the Strife, is the Power to Restore Balance to the World": Exploring Representations of Children's Experiences of Trauma through Avatar: The Last Airbender Joseph V. Giunta (Rutgers University-Camden, USA) 9. Lessons from the Southern Air Temple: How Avatar: The Last Airbender Negotiates the Trauma of Imperialism Ryanne Kap (University of Calgary, Canada) 10. Far from the Last Airbender: Cultural Trauma Construction and Diasporic Reimaginings in Avatar and Korra Caleb Horowitz (Independent Scholar, USA) Section 4: Fandom and Reception 11. From Fan Blogs to Earth Rumble VI: Disability Discourse on Avatar: The Last Airbender Max Dosser (University of Pittsburgh, USA) 12. Ships at the Edge Ashley Hendricks (Georgia State University, USA) 13. Fans, Gender, and The Sequel: Analyzing Audience Reaction to The Legend of Korra Brecken Hunter Wellborn (The University of Texas at Dallas, USA) Index
List of Images Introduction Francis M. Agnoli (Independent scholar, USA) Section 1: Storytelling 1. Noble Lady's Beauty Parlor: Ba Sing Se Fashion and Coding Shuyin Yu (University of Calgary, Canada) 2. Zuko Rides into the Sunset: Avatar and the Western Film Genre Francis M. Agnoli (Independent scholar, USA) 3. Environmental Bending: How Avatar: The Last Airbender Introduces Viewers to Environmentalism Gia Coturri Sorenson (University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA) Section 2: Identity 4. Social Identity in Avatar: The Last Airbender Douglas Schulz (University of Bradford, UK) 5. "What Does Me Being a Girl Have to do with Sewing?" Representations of Gender in Avatar: The Last Airbender Ruth Richards (Independent scholar, USA) 6. A Queer Relationship: Mapping The Legend of Korra's Industrial Journey Across Mediums Emily Baulch (The University of Queensland, Australia) and Oliver Eklund (Queensland University of Technology, Australia) 7. Material-Spiritual Bodies: Posthuman Performativity of Avatar Safak Horzum (Hacettepe University) and Süleyman Bölükbas (Pennsylvania State University) Section 3: Trauma 8. "Born in You, Along with All the Strife, is the Power to Restore Balance to the World": Exploring Representations of Children's Experiences of Trauma through Avatar: The Last Airbender Joseph V. Giunta (Rutgers University-Camden, USA) 9. Lessons from the Southern Air Temple: How Avatar: The Last Airbender Negotiates the Trauma of Imperialism Ryanne Kap (University of Calgary, Canada) 10. Far from the Last Airbender: Cultural Trauma Construction and Diasporic Reimaginings in Avatar and Korra Caleb Horowitz (Independent Scholar, USA) Section 4: Fandom and Reception 11. From Fan Blogs to Earth Rumble VI: Disability Discourse on Avatar: The Last Airbender Max Dosser (University of Pittsburgh, USA) 12. Ships at the Edge Ashley Hendricks (Georgia State University, USA) 13. Fans, Gender, and The Sequel: Analyzing Audience Reaction to The Legend of Korra Brecken Hunter Wellborn (The University of Texas at Dallas, USA) Index
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