In this book, authors explore the underpinnings of maternal identity in contemporary culture through analyses of images, definitions, behaviors, and ideologies found in film, television, and social media contexts and in academic, corporate, and political spheres. The book reveals how we define, recognize, and enact maternal identity.
In this book, authors explore the underpinnings of maternal identity in contemporary culture through analyses of images, definitions, behaviors, and ideologies found in film, television, and social media contexts and in academic, corporate, and political spheres. The book reveals how we define, recognize, and enact maternal identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
By Catherine A. Dobris; Rachel D. Davidson and Kim White-Mills - Contributions by Janice Day; Morgan Dosterglick and Toula V. Wellbrook
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: The Spockian Mother: Images of the "Good" Mother in Dr. Spock's The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care, 1946-1992 Catherine A. Dobris, Kim White-Mills, Rachel D. Davidson, and Toula V. Wellbrook Chapter 2: What Makes a "Bad" Mom "Bad"?: Lucas and Moore's Bad Moms (2016) and A Bad Moms Christmas (2017) Catherine A. Dobris, Rachel D. Davidson, and Kim White-Mills Chapter 3: Juxtaposing Incongruities and Undermining Feminist Alternatives: Gender, Sexuality, and Caregiving in Netflix's, I Care A Lot (2020) Rachel D. Davidson and Catherine A. Dobris Chapter 4: Film as Invitational Rhetoric: Transcending Motherhood Narratives through Community in 20th Century Women Rachel D. Davidson and Catherine A. Dobris Chapter 5: Animating the Nuances of the "Bad Mother": Rhetorical Strategies of Resistance in BoJack Horseman Catherine A. Dobris and Rachel D. Davidson Chapter 6: Social Media and Motherhood: "Karen" as the New Bad Mother Catherine A. Dobris, Rachel D. Davidson, and Janice Day Chapter 7: A Rhetoric of Domestic Responsibility: Uncovering Patriarchal Motherhood in Unpaid Caregiving Advocacy Rhetoric Rachel D. Davidson and Catherine A. Dobris Chapter 8: Faculty as Caregiver and Mother-Substitutes: Exploring Female Faculty Members' Perceptions of Mothering Behaviors in the Classroom Kim White-Mills and Rachel D. Davidson Chapter 9: Negotiating Identity: Mothers' Adoption of Organizational Identities Kim White-Mills and Morgan Dosterglick Chapter 10: The Rhetoric of Wives and Mothers on the Highest Court in the Land: Narrative Probability and Fidelity in Women's Supreme Court Nominees' Opening Statements Catherine A. Dobris, Kim White-Mills, Rachel D. Davidson, and Janice Day Chapter 11: Republican Motherhood in Public Health Campaigns: A Rhetorical Analysis of Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Program Morgan Dosterglick, Catherine A. Dobris, and Rachel D. Davidson Chapter 12: The Mother in All of Us: How Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, and Kamala Harris Rhetorically Engage the Motherhood Narrative Catherine A. Dobris and Rachel D. Davidson
Chapter 1: The Spockian Mother: Images of the "Good" Mother in Dr. Spock's The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care, 1946-1992 Catherine A. Dobris, Kim White-Mills, Rachel D. Davidson, and Toula V. Wellbrook Chapter 2: What Makes a "Bad" Mom "Bad"?: Lucas and Moore's Bad Moms (2016) and A Bad Moms Christmas (2017) Catherine A. Dobris, Rachel D. Davidson, and Kim White-Mills Chapter 3: Juxtaposing Incongruities and Undermining Feminist Alternatives: Gender, Sexuality, and Caregiving in Netflix's, I Care A Lot (2020) Rachel D. Davidson and Catherine A. Dobris Chapter 4: Film as Invitational Rhetoric: Transcending Motherhood Narratives through Community in 20th Century Women Rachel D. Davidson and Catherine A. Dobris Chapter 5: Animating the Nuances of the "Bad Mother": Rhetorical Strategies of Resistance in BoJack Horseman Catherine A. Dobris and Rachel D. Davidson Chapter 6: Social Media and Motherhood: "Karen" as the New Bad Mother Catherine A. Dobris, Rachel D. Davidson, and Janice Day Chapter 7: A Rhetoric of Domestic Responsibility: Uncovering Patriarchal Motherhood in Unpaid Caregiving Advocacy Rhetoric Rachel D. Davidson and Catherine A. Dobris Chapter 8: Faculty as Caregiver and Mother-Substitutes: Exploring Female Faculty Members' Perceptions of Mothering Behaviors in the Classroom Kim White-Mills and Rachel D. Davidson Chapter 9: Negotiating Identity: Mothers' Adoption of Organizational Identities Kim White-Mills and Morgan Dosterglick Chapter 10: The Rhetoric of Wives and Mothers on the Highest Court in the Land: Narrative Probability and Fidelity in Women's Supreme Court Nominees' Opening Statements Catherine A. Dobris, Kim White-Mills, Rachel D. Davidson, and Janice Day Chapter 11: Republican Motherhood in Public Health Campaigns: A Rhetorical Analysis of Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Program Morgan Dosterglick, Catherine A. Dobris, and Rachel D. Davidson Chapter 12: The Mother in All of Us: How Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, and Kamala Harris Rhetorically Engage the Motherhood Narrative Catherine A. Dobris and Rachel D. Davidson
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