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    Depiction of Suicide Narratives in Media

    Shows like 13 Reasons Why and Girl, Interrupted romanticize mental illness and the experience of depressed individual. Gender often plays into these narratives, and the specific roles that are romanticized-the depressed, their hero/protector, and the idolization of their struggle.

    • I think this is really important to see. I would open this up to all mental illnesses. Specifically, I think To The Bone showed the struggles of eating disorders, how it effects you and your family and those around you without romanticizing it? It'd be fantastic to really look at what 13 Reasons Why did wrong and what other depictions do right. Does it just come down to what stories are told? Because the 13 Reasons Why story has A LOT of criticism in general. How it showed Hannah getting all that attention post-suicide, her blaming and guilting her peers when suicide is a choice, etc. etc. Just some thoughts. – M K Keane 6 years ago
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    Trolling has become a bizarre rhetorical tool that’s almost impossible to argue with because its roots are irrationality and absolute statements-thanks for researching this!

    The Art of Trolling: A Philosophical History of Rhetoric

    The discussion of the politics, particularly the racial politics that framed the immersion of the zombie movement are interesting and underdiscussed. Great work 🙂

    Race and the Revived Dead: White Zombie and Night of the Living Dead

    Love this. Far too often, the sexuality of women in media is either overly policed, overly romanticized, or ignored entirely.

    Representation of female celibacy in Television and Film