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Analysis Roulette
By Analysis RouletteSociety & Culture
Analysis Roulette episodes
- Lancelot Lives in a Society
alternatively: Mary Champagne's Blorbo.This episode deals with topics of sexual assault and coercion against both men and women, in the contexts of medieval society and erotic fantasy. It isn't graphic, but it is a focus of our conversation.Your creative work is: Lancelot, the Knight of the Cart, commissioned by Marie de Champagne, written by Chrétien de Troyes, and completed by Godefroi de Leigni.Your school of analysis is: New Historicist.Your hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected].
1 hr 36 min - The Chalet School: Flour + Butter + Sugar + WW2
Your creative work is: The Chalet School, by Elinor Brent-Dyer
Your school of analysis is: RetrosyntheticYour hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected].1 hr 35 min - Warrior Cats: Fireheart Was Dead To Begin With
Your creative work is: Warrior Cats, by various authors, attributed to Erin Hunter
Your school of analysis is: Medical ExaminationYour hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected].1 hr 16 min - Neuralink: Brains, Souls and Basilisks
Your creative work is: Neuralink
Your school of analysis is: Reader responseYour hosts are Dia and Duck and you can contact us at [email protected]Duck's pronouns have not changed and are still he/they, it's just that Duck forgot.1 hr 41 min - Elementary: Genius, Arrogance and Alan Turing
Your creative work is: Elementary, a TV adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, starring Jonny Lee Miller as Sherlock Holmes and Lucy Liu as Dr. Joan Watson.
Your school of analysis is: moral parable.
Your hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected].
2 hr 18 min - Evermore Bonus: We Could Do BetterYour creative work is: us, talking about how we would love the Evermore Park in our heads to exist, and exactly what we'd put in it, if we had the capital.Your mode of analysis is: missing, as nowadays is Evermore Park. RIP to Evermore Park. We enjoyed knowing about you.Your hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can email us at [email protected]. If you'd like to give us large sums of money to run a theme park, that's the best way to get in touch.This is a bonus episode, because we talked about Elementary for two and a half hours and the edits aren't finished.2 hr
- The Lord of the Rings: Is It Really That Bad?
Your creative work is: The Lord of the Rings, by J. R. R. Tolkien.
Your school of analysis is: Redemptive reading.Your hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected].The reason the phrase "poetic model" keeps coming up is that Duck had recently read A Desolation Called Peace, by Arkady Martine. It's good.1 hr 13 min - Pride and Prejudice: The Wickham Defence Squad
Your creative work is: Pride and Prejudice, the novel by Jane Austen
Your school of analysis is: Needless nitpicking
Your hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected]. For transcripts, see https://analysisroulette.neocities.org/. There's usually a bit of a delay on transcripts for new episodes but if you check back later we'll get there.
1 hr 56 min - Evermore Park: Great Men, No WomenYour creative work is: the sadly closed Utah theme park "Evermore"
Your school of analysis is: Feminist
Your hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected].
1 hr 28 min - The Addams Family: It's All Propaganda (Almost)
Your creative work is: the Addams Family (yes, all of it).
Your school of analysis is: Conspiratorial.Your hosts are Dia and Duck, and you can contact us at [email protected].1 hr 56 min
About Analysis Roulette
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One hundred (and one) works, twenty-four schools of analysis, one random number generator. You can read too much into anything if you try.