Feminism and cultural studies

Abstract

Morag Shiach: Introduction Meaghan Morris: Things to do with Shopping Centres Mica Nava: Consumerism Reconsidered Angela McRobbie: Shut Up and Dance Kristen Drotner: Cast Upon Their Own Resources Anne Ducille: Dyes and Dolls Patricia Williams: The Death of the Profane Dorothy Hobson: Women Audiences and the Workplace Christine Griffin: Typical Girls? Catherine Hall: The Tale of Samuel and Jemima Sally Alexander: A Woman in London in the 1920s and 30s Patricia Mellencamp: High Anxiety Claire Johnston: Women's Cinema as Counter Cinema Jackie Stacey: Desperately Seeking Difference Jacqueline Bobo: Black Women as Cultural Readers Christine Geraghty: Women and Soap Opera Laura Mulvey: Cosmetics and Abjection Judith Williamson: Family, Education, Photography Charlotte Brunsden: Pedagogies of the Feminine Alison Light: `Returning to Manderley' Janice Radway: Romance and the Work of Fantasy Clare Whatling: Who's Read Macho Sluts? Elspeth Probyn: Disciplinary Desires Gargi Bhattacharyya: `Who Fancies Pakis?' Lesley Johnson: `As Housewives We Are Worms' Kristin Ross: Hygiene and Modernization Biddy Martin and Chandra Talpade Mohanty: Feminist Politics Ien Ang: On Not Speaking Chinese Susan Leigh Star: From Hestia to Home Page

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