Titlebook: Cultural Studies of LEGO; More Than Just Brick Rebecca C. Hains,Sharon R. Mazzarella Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Toyetics and Novelizations: Bringing , to the Pagezation authors relates to the subject of these texts: namely, cute toys and their scaled-down adventures. In so doing, Goggin genders issues as they relate to novelizations and to women’s supposed role as nurturers.

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A License to Diversify: Media Franchising and the Transformation of the “Universal” LEGO Minifiguref universality that it formerly embraced. These dynamics reveal both how the licensing practices of media franchising can catalyze more diverse and inclusive cultural commodities and how that capacity for change gets incorporated within the design, product differentiation and branding strategies of construction play.

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Book 2019gender and race representation. The chapters’ in-depth analyses of topics including LEGO films, marketing tactics, play sets, novelizations, and fans offer compelling insights relevant to those interested in the LEGO brand and broader trends in the children’s popular culture market alike..

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Made Up Prophecies: Metamodern Play with Religion, Spirituality and Monomyth in the LEGO Universethe religious studies field that discuss religion, spirituality and secularity; religion, narrative and media; and religion and play, Undheim finds that LEGO incorporates elements in their transmedia supersystems that reflect a contemporary, metamodern approach to religion.

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Analyse des bestehenden Geschäftsmodellss multiplicity. By way of a close, formal engagement with LEGO films and videogames, in this chapter, author Ari Mattes examines how LEGO’s privileging of the list as an aesthetic form ultimately serves to negate irony’s potential as bearer of critical meaning.