Tag: feminism
I’ve Been Staring at the Edge of the Divine: Feminist Theology in Moana
Taylor Ramage October 14, 2017
Moana is Disney’s latest adventure that follows its new pattern of spinning narratives of female…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses Tagged feminism, feminist theology, moana, theology
On Moé, the Queer Female Gaze, and Representation
Taylor Ramage October 19, 2016
An article on The Mary Sue about moé caused a bit of a stir on…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses Tagged Anime, feminism, moe, moe and misogyny
Unlearning Passive Gender
Taylor Ramage October 24, 2014
It’s no secret that our society needlessly assigns gender to certain activities and products to…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses Tagged feminism, Gender, gender roles, Twilight
Long Live the Unibrow: Smashing the Patriarchy with Helga G. Pataki
Taylor Ramage May 24, 2014
Most 90s kids remember Hey Arnold! and its wide cast of characters that covered…
Lessons from Women of the Silk: Weaving in Strong Messages
Taylor Ramage March 2, 2014
Gail Tsukiyama’s Women of the Silk is, for me, one of those random treasures I…
Why Not Both? Femininity and Masculinity in Tenou Haruka
Taylor Ramage February 2, 2014
Only 90s kids remember this cute commercial from a couple years ago because only 90s…

