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juliabausenhardt.com
As I've returned to my desk after being away from it for three full months after my surgery and physical rehab, I've gained some clarity about my art... |
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www.theconrad.family
Our guest is Randall Hardy, a UK homeschooling advocate. Explore the political climate affecting home education, parental authority erosion, and fa... |
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mabelkwong.com
This month* marks seven years since I started this blog. This year marks a turning point in my life where I've thought about quitting blogging and even writing altogether. It seems my relationship with blogging has hit the seven year itch. Over time I've blogged less and less. When I started blogging, I blogged weekly.... |
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gamestudies.org
[AI summary] This article explores the multifaceted representation of Lara Croft in the context of video games, focusing on her evolution from a sexualized icon to a more nuanced and empowered character. It analyzes the cultural impact of Tomb Raider, the role of player communities and creators, and the broader implications for gender and feminist discourse in gaming. The text incorporates a wide range of academic and popular sources, including works by Joseph Bernstein, Bree Brouwer, and Hannah Rutherford, to illustrate the changing perceptions of Lara Croft. The article also touches on the importance of player experiences and the ways in which they contribute to the ongoing redefinition of gaming culture. The bibliography includes a comprehensive list of r... |
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