Episode 45: Barbarian with Dr. Jaime Hartless
The Sociologist's Dojo Podcast
Release Date: 08/31/2024
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Never share a rental property with a stranger, and never go into the basement. Enjoy!
Production Notes:
Intro: 0:00-2:39
Update on Dr. Hartless 2:40-10:00
- Work on Witches
- Paper on Queer Ghost Hunting
- Book: Allyship in Social movements
- Policy towards police at PRIDE Events
Neve Cambell returning to Scream aside
Basics of Barbarian 10:01-40:15
- Production
- Plot
- Trivia
Historical Context 40:29-76:40
- Criteria of a COVID film
- Harvey Wienstien and Me Too
- Regan and the Dangers of Capitsalism
- LGBTQ Restrictiond and Body Rights for Women
Social Analyis 76:56-
- The Gift of Fear by Gavin Debecker
- Intersectionality of threats
- Products of Socialization (authority and discression Example: Police)
- The Rape Culture and...
- Audience expectations vs. Character's experiences
- AJ and the Cycle of Domestic Violence
- Abuser Redeption Playbook
- Institutional support of the Status Quo
- Media Assisting Redemption arcs
- No redemption for AJ
- Interactions with Police and Police Violence
- Race and Class Barriers
- Living in the horrors of Capitalism
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