Black Widow Underestimated and Hypersexualized: “I Am What I Am”: Critical Media Literacies Series, cartea 11
Autor Paul Lee Thomas IIen Limba Engleză Hardback – 12 iun 2025
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004734555
ISBN-10: 9004734554
Pagini: 136
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Critical Media Literacies Series
ISBN-10: 9004734554
Pagini: 136
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Critical Media Literacies Series
Notă biografică
P. L. Thomas, Professor of Education (Furman University, Greenville SC) is the author of How to End the Reading War and Serve the Literacy Needs of All Students (IAP, 2022). In recognition of his work, NCTE awarded Thomas the 2013 George Orwell Award.
Cuprins
List of Figures
Introduction: Black Widow Underestimated and Hypersexualized
1 Introduction
2 How to Unmask Superheroes in the Era of Reboots, the Multiverse, and Retcons
3 Black Widow Underestimated and Hypersexualized: The Many Beginnings of Black Widow
4 Chapter Overviews
5 A Complete—But Not Exhaustive—Overview
1 Tortured Beginnings and Solo Black Widow
1 Introduction
2 “Madame Natasha”: First Beginning for Black Widow as Seductress
3 Black Widow 2.0: A First Reboot as Superhero
4 Daredevil and Black Widow: Match Made in Hell’s Kitchen
5 Black Widow: Loner among Loners
6 Will the Real Black Widow Please Stand Up? Natasha v. Yelena, More than a Little Problem
7 Black Widow and Daredevil: Old and New Promises
2 A New Start? “He Underestimates Me”
1 Introduction
2 A New Start?
3 “The Things They Say about Her”
4 The Morgan/Sienkiewicz Contribution
3 “It’s Not the Length of Life That Matters”
1 Introduction
2 Deadly Origin: “They Made Me Filthy”
3 “But I Just Wanted to Be Free”
4 Brief as a Woman’s Love?
5 Black Widow’s “Shaky” Introduction to the MCU and Avengers
4 Black Widow Unbound: Past, Present, Future
1 Introduction
2 “If You Know My Name”: Seeing Black Widow again for the First Time
3 “But Ethics Isn’t a Science”: Past, Present, Future
4 Black Widow Ascending in the MCU
5 “A Book of Myths/in which/Our Names Do Not Appear”
5 “I Reap What I Sow”
1 Introduction
2 Enemy of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Again?)
3 The Arc of Black Widow’s Universe
4 Black Widow, Avenger
6 “I Am What I Am”
1 Introduction
2 Black Widow, Lost and Found
3 O, What a Tangled Web
4 Black Widow Exits MCU?
7 “I Remember Everything”
1 Introduction
2 “This Can’t Be It”
3 “And This Is My City Now”
4 “This Is Beautiful”
5 Underestimating Black Widow in the MCU—Even in Death
Conclusion: Honoring Women in Superhero Comics, Pop Culture, and Beyond
1 Introduction
2 Wonder Woman Historia: Just in Time
3 Women and Children, Goddesses/Gods and Mortals
4 “Born to Die”
5 More Time, More Space Needed for Women Superheroes and Creators
Introduction: Black Widow Underestimated and Hypersexualized
1 Introduction
2 How to Unmask Superheroes in the Era of Reboots, the Multiverse, and Retcons
3 Black Widow Underestimated and Hypersexualized: The Many Beginnings of Black Widow
4 Chapter Overviews
5 A Complete—But Not Exhaustive—Overview
1 Tortured Beginnings and Solo Black Widow
1 Introduction
2 “Madame Natasha”: First Beginning for Black Widow as Seductress
3 Black Widow 2.0: A First Reboot as Superhero
4 Daredevil and Black Widow: Match Made in Hell’s Kitchen
5 Black Widow: Loner among Loners
6 Will the Real Black Widow Please Stand Up? Natasha v. Yelena, More than a Little Problem
7 Black Widow and Daredevil: Old and New Promises
2 A New Start? “He Underestimates Me”
1 Introduction
2 A New Start?
3 “The Things They Say about Her”
4 The Morgan/Sienkiewicz Contribution
3 “It’s Not the Length of Life That Matters”
1 Introduction
2 Deadly Origin: “They Made Me Filthy”
3 “But I Just Wanted to Be Free”
4 Brief as a Woman’s Love?
5 Black Widow’s “Shaky” Introduction to the MCU and Avengers
4 Black Widow Unbound: Past, Present, Future
1 Introduction
2 “If You Know My Name”: Seeing Black Widow again for the First Time
3 “But Ethics Isn’t a Science”: Past, Present, Future
4 Black Widow Ascending in the MCU
5 “A Book of Myths/in which/Our Names Do Not Appear”
5 “I Reap What I Sow”
1 Introduction
2 Enemy of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Again?)
3 The Arc of Black Widow’s Universe
4 Black Widow, Avenger
6 “I Am What I Am”
1 Introduction
2 Black Widow, Lost and Found
3 O, What a Tangled Web
4 Black Widow Exits MCU?
7 “I Remember Everything”
1 Introduction
2 “This Can’t Be It”
3 “And This Is My City Now”
4 “This Is Beautiful”
5 Underestimating Black Widow in the MCU—Even in Death
Conclusion: Honoring Women in Superhero Comics, Pop Culture, and Beyond
1 Introduction
2 Wonder Woman Historia: Just in Time
3 Women and Children, Goddesses/Gods and Mortals
4 “Born to Die”
5 More Time, More Space Needed for Women Superheroes and Creators