Marveling Religion: Critical Discourses, Religion, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe explores the intersection of religion and cinema through the lenses of critical discourse.
Marveling Religion: Critical Discourses, Religion, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe explores the intersection of religion and cinema through the lenses of critical discourse.
Edited by Jennifer Baldwin and Daniel White Hodge - Contributions by Will Abney; Jennifer Baldwin; Adam Barkman; Whitney Bauman; Matthew William Brake; George A. Dunn; Jason T. Eberl; Rhiannon Grant; Jo Henderson-Merrygold; Daniel White Hodge; Imran Khan;
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Preface: Marveling Religion: Visual Culture as a Common Tongue Daniel White Hodge and Jennifer Baldwin Technology, Violence, and Sacrifice Chapter One: "I See A Suit of Armor Around the World: Tony Stark's Techno-Idolatry and Self-Sacrificial Love George A. Dunn and Jason T. Eberl Chapter Two: Mimesis, Conflict, and Sacrificial Crisis in Black Panther Matthew Brake Chapter Three: Bulletproof Love: Luke Cage (2016) and Religion Ken Derry, Daniel White Hodge, Laurel Zwissler, Stanley Talbert, Matthew J. Cressler, and Jon Ivan Gill Power, Worth, and Society Chapter Four: Old Gods in New Films: History, Culture, and Religion in Black Panther, Doctor Strange, and Thor: Ragnarok Rhiannon Gran and Jo Henderson-Merrygold Chapter Five: The Worthiness of Thor Adam Barkman and Bennett Soenen Chapter Six: "Who Are You?":René Girard, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Black Panther Ryan Smock Chapter Seven: The Failure of a God: Thor, the Snap, and Post-Holocaust Political Theology Andrew T. Vink Chapter Eight: Mysterio as Antichrist in SpiderMan: Far From Home George Tsakiridis Deconstructing Norms, Imagining the New Chapter Nine: Science and the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Deconstructing the Boundary between Science, Technology, and Religion Lisa Stenmark Chapter Ten: Religion, Science, and the Marvel Universe: Re-Imagining Human-Earth Relations Whitney Bauman and Imran Khan Chapter Eleven: "Open Your Eye": Psychedelics, Spirituality, and Trauma Resolution Jennifer Baldwin Forming Identity Chapter Twelve: Marvelling at Captain Danvers, Or What is So Super About Our Heroes: Contesting the Identity Politics of Self-Other John C. McDowell Chapter Thirteen: The Super Muslim and the Marvel Cinematic Universe: A Complicated Trajectory of Fantasy and Agency Dilyana Mincheva Chapter Fourteen: Bad Girls Turned Superwomen: A Critical Appraisal of the MCU Archetype for Superheroines Will Abney
Preface: Marveling Religion: Visual Culture as a Common Tongue Daniel White Hodge and Jennifer Baldwin Technology, Violence, and Sacrifice Chapter One: "I See A Suit of Armor Around the World: Tony Stark's Techno-Idolatry and Self-Sacrificial Love George A. Dunn and Jason T. Eberl Chapter Two: Mimesis, Conflict, and Sacrificial Crisis in Black Panther Matthew Brake Chapter Three: Bulletproof Love: Luke Cage (2016) and Religion Ken Derry, Daniel White Hodge, Laurel Zwissler, Stanley Talbert, Matthew J. Cressler, and Jon Ivan Gill Power, Worth, and Society Chapter Four: Old Gods in New Films: History, Culture, and Religion in Black Panther, Doctor Strange, and Thor: Ragnarok Rhiannon Gran and Jo Henderson-Merrygold Chapter Five: The Worthiness of Thor Adam Barkman and Bennett Soenen Chapter Six: "Who Are You?":René Girard, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Black Panther Ryan Smock Chapter Seven: The Failure of a God: Thor, the Snap, and Post-Holocaust Political Theology Andrew T. Vink Chapter Eight: Mysterio as Antichrist in SpiderMan: Far From Home George Tsakiridis Deconstructing Norms, Imagining the New Chapter Nine: Science and the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Deconstructing the Boundary between Science, Technology, and Religion Lisa Stenmark Chapter Ten: Religion, Science, and the Marvel Universe: Re-Imagining Human-Earth Relations Whitney Bauman and Imran Khan Chapter Eleven: "Open Your Eye": Psychedelics, Spirituality, and Trauma Resolution Jennifer Baldwin Forming Identity Chapter Twelve: Marvelling at Captain Danvers, Or What is So Super About Our Heroes: Contesting the Identity Politics of Self-Other John C. McDowell Chapter Thirteen: The Super Muslim and the Marvel Cinematic Universe: A Complicated Trajectory of Fantasy and Agency Dilyana Mincheva Chapter Fourteen: Bad Girls Turned Superwomen: A Critical Appraisal of the MCU Archetype for Superheroines Will Abney
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