Jews in popular science fiction: marginalized in the mainstream
"This book analyzes Jewish tropes in popular science fiction including Star Trek, Marvel, and other top franchises. The chapters examine representations of Jewish characters and culture in the genre that range from poignant metaphor to banal tokenism"--
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book analyzes Jewish tropes in popular science fiction including Star Trek, Marvel, and other top franchises. The chapters examine representations of Jewish characters and culture in the genre that range from poignant metaphor to banal tokenism"-- This book analyzes Jewish tropes in popular science fiction ranging from Star Trek and Marvel to other prominent franchises. Sometimes the representation is subtle and thought-provoking; other times, it is limited to cliché and the oversimplification of characters. The chapters in this collection examine the representation of Jewish characters in films and franchises including Superman, Lord of the Rings, The Mandalorian, The Twilight Zone, and more to shed light on the broad range of representations of the Jewish experience in popular science fiction and fantasy--back cover |
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