Regina Luttrell brings a wealth of experience from the first half of her career in public relations and marketing before transitioning into education. Her background encompasses strategic development and implementation across public relations, social media, advertising, and corporate communications. Currently an Assistant Professor at Syracuse University's S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, she researches, publishes, and speaks on public relations, social media, and the millennial generation. Her academic work delves into the dynamics of modern communication and generational influence.
Exploring the origins and evolution of Wonder Woman, the book delves into her creation and enigmatic identity while highlighting her significant ties to the feminist movement. It examines her cultural and psychological influence across five generations of fans, from the Baby Boomers to contemporary audiences, showcasing her enduring legacy and impact on society.
Focusing on the unique traits of Generation Z, this book serves as a guide for parents, educators, and employers to effectively engage with and support this cohort. It emphasizes understanding their characteristics to foster positive and productive interactions. Through a metaphorical superhero journey, it highlights the potential of Gen Z to enact meaningful change in the world, making it an essential resource for anyone invested in their development and success.
Moving between ancient and modern sources, philosophy and theology, and science and popular culture, Sean McGrath offers a genuinely new reflection on what it means to be human in an era of climate change, mass extinction and geoengineering. Engaging with contemporary thinkers in eco-criticism, including Timothy Morton, Bruno Latour and Slavoj Å1/2iÅ3/4ek, McGrath argues for a distinctive role for the human being in the universe that gives us a unique responsibility for nature.