Tables of Contents for Feminism and Cultural Studies

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Notes on Contributors

viii

Introduction

Part I. Consuming and Commodities

Things To Do With Shopping Centres

Meaghan Morris

Consumerism Reconsidered: Buying and Power

Mica Nava

Shut Up and Dance: Youth Culture and Changing Modes of Femininity

Angela Mcrobbie

Cast Upon Their Own Resources: The Girl's Own Paper and Harmsworth's Trendsetters

Kirsten Drotner

Black Barbie and the Deep Play of Difference

106

Ann Ducille

The Death of the Profane

133

Patricia J. Williams

Part II. Working

Women Audiences and the Workplace

143

Dorothy Hobson

Typical Girls? Young Women from School to the Job Market: Looking Forward

154

Christine Griffin

The Tale of Samuel and Jemima: Gender and Working-Class Culture in Early Nineteenth-Century England

174

Catherine Hall

Becoming a Woman in London in the 1920s and '30s

200

Sally Alexander

High Anxiety: Catastrophe, Scandal, Age, and Comedy: Countercultures

228

Patricia Mellencamp

Part III. The Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Women's Cinema as Counter Cinema

247

Claire Johnston

Desperately Seeking Difference

259

Jackie Stacey

The Color Purple. Black Women as Cultural Readers

275

Jacqueline Bobo

Women and Soap Opera: A Woman's Space

297

Christine Geraghty

Cosmetics and Abjection: Cindy Sherman 1977-1987

319

Laura Mulvey

Family, Education, Photography

333

Judith Williamson

Pedagogies of the Feminine: Feminist Teaching and Women's Genres

343

Charlotte Brunsdon

Part IV. Fantasies of Desire

`Returning to Manderley': Romance Fiction, Female Sexuality, and Class

371

Alison Light

Romance and the Work of Fantasy: Struggles over Feminine Sexuality and Subjectivity at Century's End

395

Janice Radway

Who's Read Macho Sluts?

417

Clare Whatling

Disciplinary Desires: The Outside of Queer Feminist Cultural Studies

431

Elspeth Probyn

`Who Fancies Pakis?': Pamella Bordes and the Problems of Exoticism in Multiracial Britain'

459

Gargi Bhattacharyya

Part V. Home?

`As Housewives we Are Worms': Women, Modernity, and the Home Question

475

Lesley Johnson

Hygiene and Modernization: Housekeeping

492

Kristin Ross

Feminist Politics: What's Home Got to Do With It?

517

Biddy Martin

Chandra Talpade Mohanty

On Not Speaking Chinese: Postmodern Ethnicity and the Politics of Diaspora

540

Ien Ang

From Hestia to Home Page: Feminism and the Concept of Home in Cyberspace

565

Susan Leigh Star