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- " Within this narrative the female body is a castrated body and as such it represents the threat of castration itself. This threat, it is argued, is disavowed or rendered safe by the phallicization of the female body. It could be argued that Lara's femininity, and thus her castratedness, are disavowed through the heavy layering of fetishistic signifiers such as her glasses, her guns, the holster/garter belts, her long swinging hair."
- Kennedy, H. W. (2002, December). Lara Croft: Feminist icon or Cyberbimbo?. Game Studies. https://www.gamestudies.org/0202/kennedy/
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