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  <title>Episode 54: Militarism in Comics with Dr. Hattie Earle</title>
  <description>&amp;amp;nbsp; On this month's episode of The Sociologist's Dojo Podcast, Dr. Hattie Earle, Senior Lecturer in English and Creattive Writing at Sheffield Hallam University and the author of the new book: Silence in the Quagmire: The Vietnam War in U.S. Comics joins the host for a frank discussion of Militarism in Comics. Discussion topics include: The importance of comics as a medium, the racialization of &amp;quot;the enemy other&amp;quot;, and why Frank Castle, and those that emulate him, are simply...the worst.&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp;Enjoy!&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Production Notes: Intro: 0:00-2:10 The Basics of Dr. Earle 2:11-31:42  Dr. Earle &amp;quot;stans&amp;quot; for early Simpsons episodes&amp;amp;nbsp; Keeping the Acadfemic at bay when consuming Pop Culture&amp;amp;nbsp; 'An Evangelist of Comics'&amp;amp;nbsp; Introducing Dr. Earle's book (8:58-16:52) The Soft Power of Comics and the Hard Power of Foreign Policy&amp;amp;nbsp; Relationship between WWII and Vietnam in Comics&amp;amp;nbsp; Reluctance to discuss My Lai  Historical Context 31:43-79:06  Comics being used differently in different conflicts&amp;amp;nbsp; Comics impact on the Anti-War movement&amp;amp;nbsp; Historical Revisionism and relitigation of war through comics&amp;amp;nbsp; Comics as Manufacturing Consent&amp;amp;nbsp; Propaganda shaping public consciousness&amp;amp;nbsp; The Importance of the internet on Anti-War movements  Social Analysis 79:07-113:24  The construction of &amp;quot;The Enemy Image&amp;quot; and its racialized &amp;quot;othering&amp;quot; Superhero comics embodying American Experiences (Immigration, Foreign Policy, Tragedy) Discussing Frank Castle: The Punisher&amp;amp;nbsp; The Gender Politics of Militarism and Comics&amp;amp;nbsp;  Outtro: 113:25-116-10  Dr. Earle's Social Media&amp;amp;nbsp; Coming up on the Blog and Podcast Next Episode: Summer Movie Recap: (August 2025)  *All Audio Clips used under Fair Use* Links  Silence in the Quagmire: The Vietnam War in US Comics by Dr. Hattie Earle&amp;amp;nbsp; Police, 'The Punisher' and Performative Masculinity- The Sociologist's Dojo The Curious Case of Elon Musk and Tony Stark- The Sociologist's Dojo Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White by Frank H. Wu YellowFace Documentary&amp;amp;nbsp; War, Politics and Superheroes by Marc DiPaolo Eddie Adams: Saigon Execution&amp;amp;nbsp; International Noise Conspiracy: &amp;quot;Capitalism Stole My Virginity&amp;quot;&amp;amp;nbsp;  </description>
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