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October 26th, 2009
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zahrawithaz: The White Mists of Avalon: Thoughts on Morgana's Race - And lot of the dynamics that play out around Morgana, both in the show and in fandom, are not only gendered but also racial. Whiteness is a presence, not an absence or a neutral zone, and the show often contrasts Morgana and Gwen in racial terms. -
- littlehollyleaf: Opinions on fanfic/fandom - I mean, I care if a piece of writing doesn't read well and if it has GLARING errors, but for fanfic it's the IDEAS that matter most to me and there is almost nothing I won't forgive. -
- the_willow: Twilight & Other Creepy Thoughts - It's startlingly to me to contemplate that Edward / Bella is the romantic story of the century [...] because the heroine is aware of, and is allowed to feel her own desire and have her own sexual wants outside of the social act of the new female/feminine performance of pretty and the hero gives a damn about it. -
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acari: Monday, October 26, 2009
- zahrawithaz: The White Mists of Avalon: Thoughts on Morgana's Race - And lot of the dynamics that play out around Morgana, both in the show and in fandom, are not only gendered but also racial. Whiteness is a presence, not an absence or a neutral zone, and the show often contrasts Morgana and Gwen in racial terms. -
- littlehollyleaf: Opinions on fanfic/fandom - I mean, I care if a piece of writing doesn't read well and if it has GLARING errors, but for fanfic it's the IDEAS that matter most to me and there is almost nothing I won't forgive. -
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the_willow: Twilight & Other Creepy Thoughts - It's startlingly to me to contemplate that Edward / Bella is the romantic story of the century [...] because the heroine is aware of, and is allowed to feel her own desire and have her own sexual wants outside of the social act of the new female/feminine performance of pretty and the hero gives a damn about it. -
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acari.livejournal.com: Monday, October 26, 2009