This book focuses on girls and girlhoods, texts for and about girls, and the cultural contexts that shape girls' experience. It brings together scholars from girls' studies and children's literature, fields that have traditionally worked separately, to showcase the breadth and complexity of girl-related studies.
This book focuses on girls and girlhoods, texts for and about girls, and the cultural contexts that shape girls' experience. It brings together scholars from girls' studies and children's literature, fields that have traditionally worked separately, to showcase the breadth and complexity of girl-related studies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Table of Contents Girls, Texts, Cultures, edited by Clare Bradford and Mavis Reimer Introduction: Girls, Texts, Cultures: Cross-disciplinary Dialogues Clare Bradford and Mavis Reimer I Contemporary Girlhoods and Subjectivities 1. From Girlhood, Girls, to Girls' Studies: The Power of the Text Dawn H. Currie 2. On Secrets, Lies, and Fiction: Girls Learning the Art of Survival Kerry Mallan 3. Disgusting Subjects: Consumer-Class Distinction and the Affective Regulation of Girl Desire Elizabeth Bullen 4. Still Centre Stage? Reframing Girls' Culture in New Generation Fictions of Performance Pamela Knights II The Politics of Girlhood 5. Warrior Girl and the Searching Tribe: Indigenous Girls' Everyday Negotiations of Racialization under Neocolonialism Sandrina de Finney and Johanne Saraceno 6. Girls' Texts, Visual Culture, and Shifting the Boundaries of Knowledge in Social Justice Research: The Politics of Making the Invisible Visible Claudia Mitchell 7. "Doing Their bit": The Great War and Transnationalism in Girls' Fiction Kristine Moruzi 8. Bollywood as a Role Model: Dating and Negotiating Romance Kabita Chakraborty III Settling and Unsettling Girlhoods 9. Movable Morals: Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Flap Books and Paper Doll Books for Girls as Interactive "Conduct Books" Jacqueline Reid-Walsh 10. Wild Australian Girls? The Mythology of Colonial Femininity in British Print Culture, 1885-1926 Michelle J. Smith 11. Dynamic (Con)Texts: Close Readings of Girls' Video Gameplay Stephanie Fisher, Jennifer Jenson, and Suzanne de Castell 12. Reading Smart Girls: Post-Nerds in Post-Feminist Popular Culture Shauna Pomerantz and Rebecca Raby Contributors Index
Table of Contents Girls, Texts, Cultures, edited by Clare Bradford and Mavis Reimer Introduction: Girls, Texts, Cultures: Cross-disciplinary Dialogues Clare Bradford and Mavis Reimer I Contemporary Girlhoods and Subjectivities 1. From Girlhood, Girls, to Girls' Studies: The Power of the Text Dawn H. Currie 2. On Secrets, Lies, and Fiction: Girls Learning the Art of Survival Kerry Mallan 3. Disgusting Subjects: Consumer-Class Distinction and the Affective Regulation of Girl Desire Elizabeth Bullen 4. Still Centre Stage? Reframing Girls' Culture in New Generation Fictions of Performance Pamela Knights II The Politics of Girlhood 5. Warrior Girl and the Searching Tribe: Indigenous Girls' Everyday Negotiations of Racialization under Neocolonialism Sandrina de Finney and Johanne Saraceno 6. Girls' Texts, Visual Culture, and Shifting the Boundaries of Knowledge in Social Justice Research: The Politics of Making the Invisible Visible Claudia Mitchell 7. "Doing Their bit": The Great War and Transnationalism in Girls' Fiction Kristine Moruzi 8. Bollywood as a Role Model: Dating and Negotiating Romance Kabita Chakraborty III Settling and Unsettling Girlhoods 9. Movable Morals: Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Flap Books and Paper Doll Books for Girls as Interactive "Conduct Books" Jacqueline Reid-Walsh 10. Wild Australian Girls? The Mythology of Colonial Femininity in British Print Culture, 1885-1926 Michelle J. Smith 11. Dynamic (Con)Texts: Close Readings of Girls' Video Gameplay Stephanie Fisher, Jennifer Jenson, and Suzanne de Castell 12. Reading Smart Girls: Post-Nerds in Post-Feminist Popular Culture Shauna Pomerantz and Rebecca Raby Contributors Index
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