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‘Hope in Failure’: A Level Students, Discursive Agency, Post-Feminism and Feminism
Gender and Education, 2011 This article begins with Pollock’s comment that Judith Butler ‘finds hope in failure’ and its aim is to explore what ‘hope in failure’ means in relation to A Level students’ engagements with post-feminism and feminism. The article grounds its argument in
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Public Policy Research, 2011
Outlining the terms of a ‘new sexual contract’, Angela McRobbie traces the trajectory of feminism and ‘sophisticated anti‐feminism’ across the last two decades of political and cultural change.
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Outlining the terms of a ‘new sexual contract’, Angela McRobbie traces the trajectory of feminism and ‘sophisticated anti‐feminism’ across the last two decades of political and cultural change.
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Gender’s post-feminism and transhumanism
Medicina e Morale, 2019The corollary of the humanist project for human enhancement is transhumanism, which considers post-human modes of existence to be desirable, and aspires to overcome our vulnerability by incorporating available technology into our nature. One of its manifestations is the queer theory, which calls for actively redefining the “self”, starting with the ...
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“Gucci Geishas” and Post-feminism
Women's Studies in Communication, 2009During the early 1990s, “post-feminists” like Camille Paglia argued women's superiority to men, evidenced in the “power” of female (hetero)sexuality. These formulations found their way into popular film, television, and print media, including several texts about Japanese geisha.
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"Having it Ally ": Popular Television (Post-)Feminism
Feminist Media Studies, 2002(2002). 'Having it Ally ': Popular Television (Post-)Feminism. Feminist Media Studies: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 231-249.
Rachel Moseley, Jacinda Read
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Welcome to post feminism and the left is obsolete
Monthly Review, 2014Marge Piercy is the author of eighteen poetry books, most recently The Hunger Moon: New & Selected Poems, 1980–2010 (Knopf, 2011). Her most recent novel is Sex Wars (Harper Perennial, 2005) and she has just published her first collection of short stories, The Cost of Lunch, Etc. (PM Press, 2014).
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The Runaways: Music, fashion and 'post-feminism'
Film, Fashion & Consumption, 2012This article considers the intersection of biographical myth, music and gender politics through a discussion of the film The Runaways (Floria Sigismondi, 2010). In focusing in particular on themes of gender identity and fashion, it not only aims to uncover the ways in which this film presents the individual biographical stories of lead band members ...
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(Un)Doing Feminism in (Post)-Yugoslav Media Spaces
Feminist Media Studies, 2016Danijela Majstorović
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