From Barbie’s Oscar Trauma to Taylor Swift’s Drama
LuElla D'Amico on women artists.
LuElla D’Amico
LuElla D’Amico is Associate Professor of English and the Women’s and Gender Studies Coordinator at the University of the Incarnate Word. She is the editor of Girls’ Series Fiction and American Popular Culture and co-editor of Reading Transatlantic Girlhood in the Long Nineteenth Century.
Articles
Kevin's Suburban Panopticon?: Home Alone and the Christmas Spirit
Luella D'Amico on belonging.
Suffering and Solace: Edgar Allan Poe’s Catholic Imagination
LuElla D'Amico on the uknown Poe.
Can Catholic Education Counteract Teacher Burnout?
LuElla D'Amico on disorder.
Animated Conversations About Inanimate Bodies: Discussing Death in Children's Movies
Luella D'Amico on Pinocchio.
There's No Place Like Home: Adapting Fairy Tales (and Ourselves) to Different Mediums
LuElla D'Amico on The Wizard of Oz.
Perhaps Rihanna's Super Bowl Halftime Show Isn’t the Feminist Unicorn You Wanted?
LuElla D'Amico on football and money.
St. Nicholas and the Advent of Children's Literature
LuElla D'Amico on a forgotten side of St. Nick.
Why Risk Upsetting People You Love on Both Sides of the Debate?
LuElla D'Amico on the mission of Catholic education.
Reading Children's Literature After the Tragedy of School Shootings
LuElla D'Amico on fairy tales and faith formation.
Rereading the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn With Catholic Eyes
LuElla D'Amico on prayer.
The Spiritual Life of Children During Pandemics
LuElla D’Amico on parenting during trying times.