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Introducing ourselves and the very serious and academic project we're engaged in.
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A post-structural analysis of the Studio Ghibli film.
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An abuser/innocent (we made that up, but we explain ourselves) analysis of the DCEU film.
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An ideological reading of the entire body of work of the Flat Earth believers.
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A Marxist analysis of Anne McCaffrey's series of novels.
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A queer reading of the Shakespeare play. This was based on the text, not any particular performance.
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A religious allegorical interpretation of the Elder Scrolls series of video games, produced by Bethesda.
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A Jungian analysis of the anime Yu-Gi-Oh, in the incarnation generally known as Season Zero.
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A post-modern analysis of the anime My Hero Academia / Boku no Hero Academia.
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A psychoanalytic reading of the novel Lightlark, by Alex Aster.
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Our thoughts about Lightlark, which could not be contained to a single analysis.
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An "archaeological" reading of the anime Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma. Duck did not understand what an archaelogical reading was, and we ran with the misunderstanding. This is an attempt to reconstruct the culture that produced the work, based only on the work itself.