An edition of Gender and Popular Culture
(2012)
Gender and popular culture
by Katie Milestone and Anneke Meyer
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A clear, comprehensive overview that examines how popular culture affects the construction of gendered identities. Up-to-date examples make key concepts and theories interesting and relevant for students. A mix of primary and secondary research creates a balanced yet original overview.
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Table of Contents
pt. I. Production, gender and popular culture. Gender and cultural work : post-war to the late 1970s
Gender and cultural work : punk and beyond
pt. II. Representation, gender and popular culture. Representing women
Representing men
pt. III. Consumption, gender and popular culture. Consuming popular culture : the role of gender
Gender, popular culture and space/place
Conclusion : prisoners of gender?
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-231) and index.
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