Feminism and cultural studies

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New York: Oxford University Press (1999)
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This latest volume in the Oxford Readings in Feminism series consists of an exciting collection of articles addressing key questions for feminism and cultural studies. Encompassing both classic articles and challenging new work, Feminism and Cultural Studies is organized thematically and addresses commodification, women and labor, mass culture, fantasy and ideas of home.

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HQ1190.F4195 1999

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0198752350   0198752369

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Consumerism reconsidered: buying and power.  (pages 45--64)Mica Nava
Cast Upon Their Own Resources.  (pages 89)Kirsten Drotner
Typical Girls? Young Women from School to the Job Market Looking Forward.  (pages 154)Christine Griffin
Young women's expectations about full-time employment.  (pages 154)Looking Forward
Desperately Seeking Difference.  (pages 259)Masochism Masculinization & Or Marginality
Theories of feminine spectatorship: Masculinization, masochism, or marginality.  (pages 259)Jackie Stacey
Women and Soap Opera.  (pages 297)Christine Ceraghty
“Returning to Manderley”: Romance fiction, female sexuality, and class.  (pages 371--394)Alison Light
Who's Read “Macho Sluts?”'.  (pages 417--30)Clare Whatling
Dog days..  (pages 431)Elspeth Probyn
Pamella Bordes and the Problems of Exoticism in Multiracial Britain.  (pages 459)Cargi Bhattacharyya
The'home question'.  (pages 475)Lesley Johnson

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