Fantasy Cartography

Monday, December 18, 2017 to Friday, December 22, 2017

Image via Flickr Creative Commons license by Jeff

Sound Mapping Imaginary Worlds

Thursday, October 5, 2017

Adventures in 8.5x11

By Michael Iantorno

Friday, December 15, 2017

1 comment

Navigating Emotional Landscapes through DIY Cartography in Stranger Things Season 2

By Mihaela Mihailova

Friday, December 15, 2017

1 comment

Giving Fans Latitude

By Sierra Laddusaw

Thursday, December 14, 2017

1 comment

Mapping Kanto Region Over a Town Near You: Pokémon Go and Fantasy in the Everyday

By Jamie Henthorn

Friday, December 15, 2017

1 comment

Contributors

Andrew Kemp

PhD Student, Moving Image StudiesGeorgia State University

Tanya Zuk

Ph.D. candidate, School of Film, Media & TheaterGeorgia State University

Michael Iantorno

Student - Media Studies (MA)Concordia University

Mihaela Mihailova

Postdoctoral Fellow in Film StudiesMichigan State University

Sierra Laddusaw

Map LibrarianTexas A&M University Libraries

Jamie Henthorn

Catawba College

Recent comments

Re: The Conundrum of the Character-Driven Plot in Lost

Thank you for an interesting

By ameliaK

Wednesday, February 5, 2020 - 16:38

Thank you for an interesting writing! Dissertation writing is one of the most complicated and time-consuming writing assignments that students may encounter during their studying. Dissertation writing is an essential type of assignments that...
Re: Cam and Fears of Online Identity Theft

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By Joseph Owen Jackson

Wednesday, February 5, 2020 - 15:27

Edgar Allan Poe's short story William Wilson (1839) echoes Alice/Lola's unnerving and ultimately violent relationship with her doppelgänger. Really want to watch this film now - but am equally terrified to see what happens next...
Re: Peter Bloom on Peter Wollen

Wollen as Dissertation Committee Member

By Joshua Hirsch

Monday, January 20, 2020 - 18:39

Peter was on my dissertation committee at UCLA. When I announced I was writing on film and the Holocaust, it became clear that the Holocaust was one of the many subjects about which it turned out he had thought deeply and had a great deal of...
Re: Ain't No Passing Craze: Racialized Representations in Disney’s Animated Films

Thank you!

By Rebecca James

Tuesday, December 10, 2019 - 07:41

Thank you for your comment, I have never thought about those characters in that way. I have never thought to examine the use of varying working-class accents, nicknames, hobbies, in characterizations - which is such an interesting and unique take! I...
Re: Ain't No Passing Craze: Racialized Representations in Disney’s Animated Films

Yes and!

By Carolyn Elerding

Friday, December 6, 2019 - 15:11

Rebecca (if I may), I'm very glad to have read your analysis. It's not easy to pack such a comprehensive critique into such a small space! I would be interested in your thoughts on how Gillota's work on essentialism might figure into discussion of...