Titlebook: Representation in Steven Universe; John R. Ziegler,Leah Richards Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Growing up in the Crystallocene: How , Teaches Compassion for Broken Worlds, and meanings of specific background art and storyboards in . to demonstrate the interrelation between production strategies, images in motion, and the way that ethics of care and empathy inhere in both character animation and landscape.

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Off-Color, Off-Center: Decolonizing (in) ,ow only focuses on how Gem colonization affects ., ignoring how a colonial legacy would shape the lives of the humans who were colonized. While deconstructing the violence of colonialism is certainly important, the show fails to center the experiences of colonized subjects and, therefore, to truly engage in radical decolonization.

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John R. Ziegler,Leah RichardsOffers the first extended academic analysis of Steven Universe.Addresses issues of gender, sexuality, audience, the body, hybridity, genre, culture, and politics that arise in Steven Universe.Utilizes

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