Dr. Lisa Funnell

The Spy Who Loved Us: How Women Finally Tell the Story in No Time To Die

As the final film of the Daniel Craig era, No Time To Die (2021) is deeply referential to Bond tradition. Yet one of its most surprising achievements lies in its treatment...

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Ableism in the Bond Franchise: Why the Legacy Continues

By Dr. Lisa Funnell For decades, disability activism has existed at the margins of broader social justice movements. Even within institutions, accessibility is frequently siloed — treated as an add-on rather...

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The Bond Girl (2006-16)

Check out my new blog on "The Bond Girl (2006-2016)." It explores the reworking of the Bond Girl concept across the Daniel Craig era.

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Feminism and Female Villainy – The 1990’s and 2000’s

Check out my latest blog on "Feminism and Female Villainy - 1990s and 2000s"

 Category: Bond Girls / Bond Women, Bond Villains, Feminism in Film, James Bond, No Time to Die, Uncategorized

Feminism and Female Villainy – The 1970s and 1980s

Check out part 2 of my blog on Feminism and Female Villainy - The 1970s and 1980s! #JamesBond #feminism #villainy #Dr007

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Ice, Water, and the Elemental in “No Time To Die” Trailers

I am thinking about ice, water, and the elemental featured in the No Time To Die (2020) trailers on a frigid day in Oklahoma. I originally posted my thoughts as a...

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