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Postfeminism(s) and the Arrival of the Fourth Wave : Turning Tides.

By: Material type: TextPublisher: Cham : Springer International Publishing AG, 2017Copyright date: ©2017Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (165 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9783319598123
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 301
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Contents:
Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- References -- Chapter 2 Between 'Postfeminism(s)': Announcing the Arrival of Fourth Wave -- Between Postfeminism(s) -- Postfeminism and Its Entanglement with the Fourth Wave -- Beyond Postfeminism?: Entering a 'New' Wave -- References -- Chapter 3 From Feminist Mothers to Feminist Monsters: Tensions Across the Waves -- 'In the Spirit of Motherliness' -- Beyoncé and bell hooks: A Generational Divide or Political Differences -- Germaine Greer: Feminist Pioneer or Pariah? -- Postfeminism(s), the Snowflake Generation, and Fourth-Wave Feminism -- References -- Chapter 4 Celebrity Feminists: Selling Feminism or Feminism Selling Out? -- Aspirational Feminism(s) and Neoliberal Notions of Success -- Building a Movement or Building a Brand -- A Backlash Against the Brand -- In Defense of Celebrity Feminism? -- References -- Chapter 5 Femen: Postfeminist Playfulness or Reinforcing Sexualized Stereotypes? -- Femen: Contested Beginnings -- Postfeminism: Reassuring the West -- Postfeminism(s), Agency and 'Critical Respect' -- Femen, the Fourth Wave, and the Politics of Privilege -- References -- Chapter 6 New Media, New Feminism? -- Online Activism, Offline Effects -- Misogyny and Social Media -- Women 'Trolling' Women, and the Internet as a Site for Feminist Debate -- Intersectional Feminism Online, and Creating the Space for Nuance -- New Media, Same Story? -- References -- Chapter 7 Concluding Remarks: Looking Forward to the Fourth Wave -- Postfeminism in Action: Donald Trump and the Women Who Voted for Him -- Institutionalized Sexism on Campus -- Fourth-Wave Activism: Mass Action or Massively Problematic? -- Inclusive and Intersectional: Aims of the Fourth Wave -- References -- Bibliography -- Index.
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Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- References -- Chapter 2 Between 'Postfeminism(s)': Announcing the Arrival of Fourth Wave -- Between Postfeminism(s) -- Postfeminism and Its Entanglement with the Fourth Wave -- Beyond Postfeminism?: Entering a 'New' Wave -- References -- Chapter 3 From Feminist Mothers to Feminist Monsters: Tensions Across the Waves -- 'In the Spirit of Motherliness' -- Beyoncé and bell hooks: A Generational Divide or Political Differences -- Germaine Greer: Feminist Pioneer or Pariah? -- Postfeminism(s), the Snowflake Generation, and Fourth-Wave Feminism -- References -- Chapter 4 Celebrity Feminists: Selling Feminism or Feminism Selling Out? -- Aspirational Feminism(s) and Neoliberal Notions of Success -- Building a Movement or Building a Brand -- A Backlash Against the Brand -- In Defense of Celebrity Feminism? -- References -- Chapter 5 Femen: Postfeminist Playfulness or Reinforcing Sexualized Stereotypes? -- Femen: Contested Beginnings -- Postfeminism: Reassuring the West -- Postfeminism(s), Agency and 'Critical Respect' -- Femen, the Fourth Wave, and the Politics of Privilege -- References -- Chapter 6 New Media, New Feminism? -- Online Activism, Offline Effects -- Misogyny and Social Media -- Women 'Trolling' Women, and the Internet as a Site for Feminist Debate -- Intersectional Feminism Online, and Creating the Space for Nuance -- New Media, Same Story? -- References -- Chapter 7 Concluding Remarks: Looking Forward to the Fourth Wave -- Postfeminism in Action: Donald Trump and the Women Who Voted for Him -- Institutionalized Sexism on Campus -- Fourth-Wave Activism: Mass Action or Massively Problematic? -- Inclusive and Intersectional: Aims of the Fourth Wave -- References -- Bibliography -- Index.

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