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Critically Queer: A Collection of Queer Media Critiques and Character Analyses

Vol II

Nathian, Author

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Contemporary Network Prime-Time TV

Legions' Lenny “Cornflakes” Busker

Belinda Mendoza

Discovering One’s Queer Identity: The Path Of Supergirl’s Alex Danvers

Valentina Mabika

Bi-Curious or Bi-Furious?: A Queer Media Critical Critique on MTV’s Scream

Joyvey Sung

Elementary, My Dear Watson: Undefined Masculinity and Sexuality Through Bromance in BBC’s Sherlock

Sergio Macedo

Perception of Metrosexual Men: Metrosexual Schmidt in New Girl

Tatiana Rizo

Representation of Homo-Masculinity and Gay Stereotypes in the Hip-Hop Industry in Fox’s Empire

Victoria Abbate

Arizona Robbins and Callie Torres: The dissection of one same-sex couple on Grey’s Anatomy

Anja Riedel

Fifty Shades of Grey’s Anatomy: The Impact of Callie Torres Discovering Her Sexuality

Annalise Ricciarudlli

The Anatomy of Same-Sex Relationships in Grey’s Anatomy: A Character Analysis of Dr. Callie Torres

Jenna Toppin

Dispelling Gay Stereotypes in Family Television: Modern Family’s Cameron Tucker and Mitchell Pritchett

Ariana Romio

Modern Family Critical Analysis

Veronica Valdez

Bisexuality in How to Get Away With Murder

Jenna Rogenski

How to Get Away with Being Gay on TV’s Hottest Murder Series: Gay Representation in HTGAWM

Kassandra Ferrante

Same-Sex Romantic & Sexual Depictions of Connor and Oliver in HTGAWM
Katherine Wilkes

Syndicated & Off-Air TV

Analysis of Glee’s Kurt Hummel and Dave Karofsky

M. Carolina Martinez

Finding the Q in LGBTQ: Queering Friends’ Ross Geller

Elizabeth Bradford

Critical Media and Mad Men

Rachel Johnston

Gossip Girl’s Eric van der Woodsen

Fernando Solis

Patriarchal Femininity in Transgender Relationships in Sons of Anarchy

Chelsea Beyer

Lack of Bisexual Sexual Identity on TV: How I Met Your Mother’s Lily Aldrin

Nicole Turner

Streaming Series

Winter Is Coming: An LGBT Analysis Game Of Thrones

Austin Brown

Progressive Views of Gay Men but Toxic Stereotypes of Lesbians in Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why

Katie Koach

Poussey and Soso in Orange Is the New Black

Jayda Patterson

Negotiating Sexual Identity and Curiosity in Online Streaming Entertainment: A Queer Critical Critique of SoSo in Netflick’s Orange is the New Black

Michelle Chapman

Premium Cable Series

Does fitting a masculinity guarantee you success? The Hypocrisy Within Californication

Jessica Rose McFadyen

Queer Representations in Shameless

Alexa Michael

Defying Stereotypes: Analyzing Shameless’ Mickey Milkovich

Lauren Goudie

Critical Analysis: Mickey and Ian from Shameless (U.S.)

Baylee Akins

Mickey and Ian: a “Shameless” Love?

Daisy Santana

Queer Narratives & Accurate Portrayals on Showtimes' Shameless

Sierra Skelly

Animated Series & Movies

LGBTQ Themes and Undertones in SpongeBob SquarePants

David Ayala

The Girl Who Acts as the Boy Dressed in a Suit: Gender Ambiguity in Ouran High School Host Club

Karen Flores

Disney Deconstructed: Do Not Call Her a Princess a Critical Analysis of Disney’s Moana

Samantha Castro

Nana and Nana: A Queer Critical Critique

Sydney Sweeney

Film

Breaking Social Boundaries: Transgender Representation in Todo Sobre Mi Madre

Lilly Glenister

No one imagined that he could do it. But, why would they?: A Queer Critical Media Critique of The Imitation Game

Zackary Albrecht

Reinforcement of Stereotypes of Lesbianism in the Film Chicago: A Critical Character Analysis of “Matron Mama Mortin”

Shelbi Buchholz

A Queer Critical Analysis of Patrick and Brad in The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Chandler Berke

Fried Green Tomatoes

Ashley Fenner

Celebrities

A Shot of Stereotypes with Tila Tequila

Sabrina Tungol

Representation and Consumption Through Social Media: Manny Gutierrez

Dania Mumtaz

Validating Masculinity through Media “No Tiene La Culpa” by Romeo Santos

Carla Rauseo-Gomez

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