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Title Ms. Marvel's America : no normal / edited by Jessica Baldanzi and Hussein Rashid.
Publisher Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, [2020]



Descript 1 online resource (xvi, 254 pages)
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Contents Introduction / Jessica Baldanzi and Hussein Rashid -- Part One: Precursors -- Mentoring Ms. Marvel: Marvel's Kamala Khan and the reconstitution of Carol Danvers / J. Richard Stevens -- Placing Ms. Marvel and Dust: Marvel Comics, the New York metro area, and the "muslim problem" / Martin Lund -- Part Two: Nation and Religion, Identity and Community -- Ms. Marvel is an immigrant / Hussein Rashid -- "The only nerdy Pakistani-American-Slash-inhuman in the entire universe": postracialism and politics in the new Ms. Marvel / Sika A. Dagbovie-Mullins and Eric Berlatsky -- "I would rather be a cyborg": both/and technoculture and the new Ms. Marvel / Jessica Baldanzi -- Hope and the Sa'a of Ms. Marvel / A. David Lewis -- Part Three: Pedagogy and resistance -- The transformational resistance of Ms. Marvel in America / Peter Carlson and Antero Garcia -- Classroom heroes: Ms. Marvel and feminist, antiracist pedagogy / Winona Landis -- More than a mask, burkini, and tights: fighting misrepresentation through Ms. Marvel's costume / Kristin M. Peterson -- Part Four: fangirls, fanboys, and the culture of fandom -- "Wow. many hero. much super. such girl": Kamala Khan and female comics fandom / Aaron Kashtan -- Kamala Khan, Miles Morales, and Marvel NOW! challenging the traditional white male fan / Nicholaus Pumphrey -- Coda: Conversations -- Madina on the light rail (that girl is me) / José Alaniz -- Interview with G. Willow Wilson / Shabana Mir -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Index.
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Subject Khan, Kamala (Fictitious character)
Marvel, Ms. (Fictitious character)
Comic books, strips, etc. -- History and criticism.
Alt author Baldanzi, Jessica, editor.
Rashid, Hussein, editor.
Descript 1 online resource (xvi, 254 pages)
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Media computer n
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Contents Introduction / Jessica Baldanzi and Hussein Rashid -- Part One: Precursors -- Mentoring Ms. Marvel: Marvel's Kamala Khan and the reconstitution of Carol Danvers / J. Richard Stevens -- Placing Ms. Marvel and Dust: Marvel Comics, the New York metro area, and the "muslim problem" / Martin Lund -- Part Two: Nation and Religion, Identity and Community -- Ms. Marvel is an immigrant / Hussein Rashid -- "The only nerdy Pakistani-American-Slash-inhuman in the entire universe": postracialism and politics in the new Ms. Marvel / Sika A. Dagbovie-Mullins and Eric Berlatsky -- "I would rather be a cyborg": both/and technoculture and the new Ms. Marvel / Jessica Baldanzi -- Hope and the Sa'a of Ms. Marvel / A. David Lewis -- Part Three: Pedagogy and resistance -- The transformational resistance of Ms. Marvel in America / Peter Carlson and Antero Garcia -- Classroom heroes: Ms. Marvel and feminist, antiracist pedagogy / Winona Landis -- More than a mask, burkini, and tights: fighting misrepresentation through Ms. Marvel's costume / Kristin M. Peterson -- Part Four: fangirls, fanboys, and the culture of fandom -- "Wow. many hero. much super. such girl": Kamala Khan and female comics fandom / Aaron Kashtan -- Kamala Khan, Miles Morales, and Marvel NOW! challenging the traditional white male fan / Nicholaus Pumphrey -- Coda: Conversations -- Madina on the light rail (that girl is me) / José Alaniz -- Interview with G. Willow Wilson / Shabana Mir -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Index.
ISBN 9781496827067 (electronic book)
1496827066 (electronic book)
9781496827036 (electronic book)
1496827031 (electronic book)
149682704X (electronic book)
9781496827050 (electronic book)
1496827058 (electronic book)
9781496827043 (electronic bk.)
9781496827029 (hardcover)
9781496827012 (paperback)
Subject Khan, Kamala (Fictitious character)
Marvel, Ms. (Fictitious character)
Comic books, strips, etc. -- History and criticism.
Alt author Baldanzi, Jessica, editor.
Rashid, Hussein, editor.

Subject Khan, Kamala (Fictitious character)
Marvel, Ms. (Fictitious character)
Comic books, strips, etc. -- History and criticism.
Descript 1 online resource (xvi, 254 pages)
Content text txt
Media computer n
Carrier online resource nc
Contents Introduction / Jessica Baldanzi and Hussein Rashid -- Part One: Precursors -- Mentoring Ms. Marvel: Marvel's Kamala Khan and the reconstitution of Carol Danvers / J. Richard Stevens -- Placing Ms. Marvel and Dust: Marvel Comics, the New York metro area, and the "muslim problem" / Martin Lund -- Part Two: Nation and Religion, Identity and Community -- Ms. Marvel is an immigrant / Hussein Rashid -- "The only nerdy Pakistani-American-Slash-inhuman in the entire universe": postracialism and politics in the new Ms. Marvel / Sika A. Dagbovie-Mullins and Eric Berlatsky -- "I would rather be a cyborg": both/and technoculture and the new Ms. Marvel / Jessica Baldanzi -- Hope and the Sa'a of Ms. Marvel / A. David Lewis -- Part Three: Pedagogy and resistance -- The transformational resistance of Ms. Marvel in America / Peter Carlson and Antero Garcia -- Classroom heroes: Ms. Marvel and feminist, antiracist pedagogy / Winona Landis -- More than a mask, burkini, and tights: fighting misrepresentation through Ms. Marvel's costume / Kristin M. Peterson -- Part Four: fangirls, fanboys, and the culture of fandom -- "Wow. many hero. much super. such girl": Kamala Khan and female comics fandom / Aaron Kashtan -- Kamala Khan, Miles Morales, and Marvel NOW! challenging the traditional white male fan / Nicholaus Pumphrey -- Coda: Conversations -- Madina on the light rail (that girl is me) / José Alaniz -- Interview with G. Willow Wilson / Shabana Mir -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Index.
Alt author Baldanzi, Jessica, editor.
Rashid, Hussein, editor.
ISBN 9781496827067 (electronic book)
1496827066 (electronic book)
9781496827036 (electronic book)
1496827031 (electronic book)
149682704X (electronic book)
9781496827050 (electronic book)
1496827058 (electronic book)
9781496827043 (electronic bk.)
9781496827029 (hardcover)
9781496827012 (paperback)

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