social media, theory Haleigh Dixon social media, theory Haleigh Dixon

How do fan communications impact the Batman family fandom on Tumblr?

This research paper will center its attention on the communications surrounding the subsection of Batman fans who enjoy comic books, as I have extensively engaged within this space for a considerable time, thereby acquiring a deep understanding of its intricacies. To explore how this fandom has come together as a cohesive group and the results of their teamwork, this analysis will examine Textual Poachers by Henry Jenkins, Content, conduct, and Apologies in Tumblr fandom tags by Indira Neill Hoch, and Fandom as Free Labor by Abigail De Kosnik.

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womanhood, education, literature Haleigh Dixon womanhood, education, literature Haleigh Dixon

A Character Analysis of Mrs. Peters in Susan Glaspell’s “A Jury of Her Peers”

Mrs. Peters tried to hide her trauma and justify the men’s despicable behavior. Which resulted in her co-signing to the unfair treatment of Minnie, Mrs. Hale, and herself. Mrs. Peters’ timidness causes her to ignore the unjust situation. And her submission to her husband resulted in a loss of her self-identity.

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history, education, race Haleigh Dixon history, education, race Haleigh Dixon

THE CRACK COCAINE EPIDEMIC OF THE 1980s

The crack cocaine epidemic shook the foundation of political and social conservatism. The election of President Ronald Reagan ushered in a resurgence of traditional values heavily promoted by the Republican Party. You would never think that the President of the United States, let alone a president who shouted passionately “Let’s make America great again,” in his 1980 presidential campaign, would be partially responsible for so much destruction across the streets of America.

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art, history Haleigh Dixon art, history Haleigh Dixon

An Analysis of Laocoön and His Sons

Hellenistic sculpture explored the depths of human emotion and expression as opposed to the classical period, which desired to show the peak of human perfection. Hellenistic art often employed theatrical drama to communicate the artist’s message.

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