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    Analyzing the Ethnic Conflict in Wolverine and the X-Men

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    Date
    2024-05
    Author
    Schultz, Adeline Mary
    Advisor(s)
    Kovačević, Damir
    McAleer, Sean
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    Abstract
    Wolverine and the X-Men is a cartoon that aired over the course of 2009 on the Nicktoons network...The main conflict within this show centers around the shaky relations between the mutants and the non-mutants, as well as the imminence of the war that Xavier sees in the future. This identity-based war parallels ethnic conflict in the real world. This paper will apply Wolverine and the X-Men to five common ethnic conflict frameworks (ancient hatreds, manipulative leaders, economic rivalry, spiral of insecurity, and symbolic politics) to determine which theory best explains the on-screen narrative.
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    Ethnic conflict
    Political science
    Comparative government
    Television programs
    Superheroes
    Wolverine (Fictitious character)
    X-Men (Fictitious characters)
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/85262
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    Thesis
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    PDF with 27 pages, including tables, diagram, footnotes, and bibliography (26-27).
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