Dr. Maria DeBlassie joins me to discuss engaging with banned media, and dealing with the discomfort and joy of growth. Is Gone With the Wind watchable with context? What happens when I force myself to watch it and realize how far into the present its influence reaches? And, I finally read Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase and see what the fuss is about: but am I allowed to enjoy it?
Content notes: this episode discusses racism and intimate partner violence.
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Co-Host on this episode: Dr. Maria DeBlassie
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Discussed:
Gone with the Wind (book and movie)
Gone with the Wind, Banned Books Week & Uncomfortable Histories
Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase
6 Simple Lifelong Steps to Joyful Problematization, Infographic
Jodi Picoult's Essay on NPR: Ready For Romance: Reading Gone With The Wind
Gone With the Wind, Lord of Scoundrels, and Variations on the Theme of Growth