Feminism and the Politics of 'Resilience'. Angela McRobbie

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      Contents

      1  Title page

      2  Copyright page

      3  Acknowledgements

      4  Introduction Notes

      5  1 Feminism, the Family and the New Multi-Mediated Maternalism The Maternal–Feminine Revolutionary Road? The Nursery as Socialist Ideal Good Housekeeping: The Biopolitics of the Family Visual-Media Governmentality, Maternity and ‘Neoliberal Feminism’ Notes

      6  2 Feminism and the Politics of Resilience The Profit from Feminism? Competitive Femininity The Politics of Resilience Red and Resilience Critique of Resilience ‘The Violence of Regulatory Norms’ (Butler 1997) Conclusions Notes

      7  3 Out of Welfare: Women and ‘Contraceptive Employment’ ‘Sleeping off a Life on Benefits’¹⁶ Feminism and New Public Management Gender and Anti-Welfarism Notes

      8  4 ‘Breaking the Spell of the Welfare State’: Gender, Media and Poverty-Shaming Reality TV as Social Worker? Little Britain Abjection White Dee Black Women, ‘Welfare Queens’ and Anti-Welfare Media Some Brief Conclusions Notes

      9  References

      10  Index

      11  End User License Agreement

      Guide

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