Tag: cartoons

• Betty Boop and Hentai Studies

  

  This episode on Betty Boop is our final episode of the season, and one of my favorites because I get to talk about hentai, one of my favorite subjects to study. I have a complicated relationship with hentai. On the one hand, I really don’t care what a person’s kinks are. On the other hand, […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  June 18, 2019

  Anime/Manga, Film Studies, Sexuality

  Betty Boop, cartoons, classic animation, Feminism, Gendering Robots, Hayes Code, hentai, Identification, independence, male gaze, objectification, sexualization, Tijuana bibles

• Men Watching Sex and the City, My Little Pony, and Oklahoma

  

  The most recent issue of Participations: Journal of Audience & Reception Studies contains an article I wrote based on the study I conducted for my dissertation. I wrote this article with the help of one of our fine undergraduate students at Dominican University, Kevin Miller, who is now pursuing his graduate school career. The article’s […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  May 31, 2015

  Audience/Reception Studies, Gender Studies

  apprehension, cartoons, chick flicks, Cross-gender, dramas, fashion magazines, gender, gender appropriateness, gendered media, girlie cartoons, meaningfulness, Media products, musicals, My Little Pony, Sex and the City, shame, usefulness