Examining television, film, and popular culture, Mother Trouble traces white maternal angst over a historical trajectory of more than fifty years.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Miranda J. Brady is an associate professor of communication and media studies at Carleton University.
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Acknowledgments 1. Unfinished Business 2. "I Think the Men Are Behind It": Reproductive Labour and the Horror of Second Wave Feminism 3. Mother Hustle: Entrepreneurial Motherhood in Home Renovation and Design Television 4. Good Karen, Bad Karen: Visual Culture and the Anti-Vaxx Mom on Reddit 5. Disappearing Mom: Maternal Estrangement and Televisual Alienation in Modern Family and Shameless 6. Raised by a Menopausal Android: Middle-Age Rage and Maternal Futurism in Raised by Wolves 7. A Long Way from Liberation Notes Works Cited Index
Acknowledgments 1. Unfinished Business 2. "I Think the Men Are Behind It": Reproductive Labour and the Horror of Second Wave Feminism 3. Mother Hustle: Entrepreneurial Motherhood in Home Renovation and Design Television 4. Good Karen, Bad Karen: Visual Culture and the Anti-Vaxx Mom on Reddit 5. Disappearing Mom: Maternal Estrangement and Televisual Alienation in Modern Family and Shameless 6. Raised by a Menopausal Android: Middle-Age Rage and Maternal Futurism in Raised by Wolves 7. A Long Way from Liberation Notes Works Cited Index
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