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It’s the Apocalypse… Again: Fandom and Fantasy in HBO’s “The Last of Us”
#WisdomWednesday, Art, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, critical analysis, film, film review, film studies, game studies, gaming, media studies, writingaesthetic theory, aesthetics, comparative, comparative literature, critic, critical analysis, critique, fanbase, fandom, fans, film criticism, film critique, film review, film studies, film theory, Game criticism, game review, game studies, gaming, horror, literary studies, literature, lore, media criticism, media theory, PlayStation 5, sci fi, science fiction, soundtracks, steam, the last of us, theory, video game adaptations[[A critical analysis on the works of various apocalypse stories, including the new HBO series The Last of Us.]] The apocalypse story is a popular genre in media, with a wide range of works depicting different versions of a world-ending event. These stories can take many forms, from the zombie of George A. Romero’s “Night…
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Among my all-time favorite Tedx Talks, Ramirez translates the value maintaining your presence in the world while staying abreast of cultural transitions. The world is ever changing, and so are we. Why not work in tandem with those around us?
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Do You Shampoo? Curry? You Can Thank Sake Dean Mahomed – On Influential Muslims
I’m endlessly fascinated by the storied history and culture of food. If you think about it food, with all those various customs, colloquial nuances, simple and complex, erotic and understated, is truly our greatest and most intimate experience with the world around us.