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Thank you for checking out the blog! The purpose of this blog is to update you on my scholarship. Updates will come in the form of short posts per scholarly product, meant to give you a sense of its aim(s) and core idea(s). When relevant, links to either a source or its reference will be provided. For topical shortcuts, check out the tags below.
The Walking Dead (2022)
Van der Ven suggests the role of subjective interpretations should be accounted for when thinking about how people may experience morally laden situations and the conflicting moral interpretations that may result….Applied to TWD, it is possible for individuals who vary in their assumptions or beliefs about the post-zombie world to interpret the same morally laden act differently.
Association for Moral Education (2007, 2019, 2020, 2021)
Martin, J. (2019, November). Superheroes, society, and…social studies?: Superhero narratives and their potential to facilitate socio-moral discourse. Paper presented at the forty-fifth annual meeting of the Association for Moral Education, Seattle, WA.
Relevant publication(s): Black Panther and Civics (2021), Comics and Citizenship (2023), and Luke Cage and Civil Discourse (In Progress)
Hope and The Walking Dead (2019)
...there are some parallels between the narrative Siddiq tells the community following the Whisperers attack, and the narrative represented by Christ’s resurrection. In both, narratives of hope offer alternative understandings of the world, each other, and our relationships. They also invite us to engage in a different set of relations with regards to (1) the features of the events we experience as well as (2) with one another.