Gender and Australian Celebrity Culture
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Gender and Australian Celebrity Culture
McIntyre, Joanna; Taylor, Anthea
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2020
228
Dura
Inglês
9781138366220
15 a 20 dias
640
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Introduction: 'Gendering Australian celebrity', Part I; Celebrity masculinities and settler colonialism 1: 'From mild colonial boy to Jake the Paed: Rolf Harris and Australian celebrity masculinity in the UK', 2: 'The manly whiteness of Russell Crowe', 3: 'Johnathan Thurston, Indigeneity, and technologies of masculinity in Australian sporting celebrity culture', Part II; Feminist politics and celebrity feminisms 4: 'Celebritised anger: Theorising feminist rage, voice, and affective injustice through Hannah Gadsby's Nanette', 5: 'Clementine Ford, online misogyny, and the labour of celebrity feminism', 6: "Good" girl turned "bad": Tracey Spicer's memoir, celebrity feminist journalism, and #MeToo activism in Australia', Part III; Queer celebrity and marginalised subjectivities; 7: 'Interviewing a queer national celebrity: Carlotta as an "outsider within" Australian celebrity culture', 8: '"It was nice for me watching that, because [Magda Szubanski] was very calming": LGBTIQ+ Australians respond to marriage equality activism', Part IV; Self-presentation and celebrity femininities; 9: '"I can call myself Australian if I want to": Natalie Tran and Asian Australian femininity on YouTube', 10: 'Disarming femininity: Annabel Crabb, celebrity, politics and culture', 11: '"Australian TV's golden girl": Asher Keddie, Offspring, and the celebrity motherhood narrative'
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Celebrity Culture;Gender and Celebrity, Transgender Celebrity, Russell Crowe, Celebrity Feminism, Bindi Irwin, Drag, Drag Queens;Celebrity Feminist;Australian celebrity culture;Australian Celebrity;Celebrity feminism;Celebrity Feminists;Gendered specificities;Popular Misogyny;Australia's colonial histories;Popular Feminism;Hegemonic masculinities;Torres Strait Islander Peoples;Torres Strait Islander;Aussie Bloke;Asian Australian;Women's Anger;Asian Australian Identity;Indigenous Athletes;Star Image;Marriage Equality Activism;Mandated Motherhood;AFL Player;Rugby League;Marriage Equality Campaign;Jacinda Ardern;Feminist Killjoy;Australian Women's Weekly;Kitchen Cabinet;Parasocial Interaction;Gender Confirmation Surgery
Introduction: 'Gendering Australian celebrity', Part I; Celebrity masculinities and settler colonialism 1: 'From mild colonial boy to Jake the Paed: Rolf Harris and Australian celebrity masculinity in the UK', 2: 'The manly whiteness of Russell Crowe', 3: 'Johnathan Thurston, Indigeneity, and technologies of masculinity in Australian sporting celebrity culture', Part II; Feminist politics and celebrity feminisms 4: 'Celebritised anger: Theorising feminist rage, voice, and affective injustice through Hannah Gadsby's Nanette', 5: 'Clementine Ford, online misogyny, and the labour of celebrity feminism', 6: "Good" girl turned "bad": Tracey Spicer's memoir, celebrity feminist journalism, and #MeToo activism in Australia', Part III; Queer celebrity and marginalised subjectivities; 7: 'Interviewing a queer national celebrity: Carlotta as an "outsider within" Australian celebrity culture', 8: '"It was nice for me watching that, because [Magda Szubanski] was very calming": LGBTIQ+ Australians respond to marriage equality activism', Part IV; Self-presentation and celebrity femininities; 9: '"I can call myself Australian if I want to": Natalie Tran and Asian Australian femininity on YouTube', 10: 'Disarming femininity: Annabel Crabb, celebrity, politics and culture', 11: '"Australian TV's golden girl": Asher Keddie, Offspring, and the celebrity motherhood narrative'
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Celebrity Culture;Gender and Celebrity, Transgender Celebrity, Russell Crowe, Celebrity Feminism, Bindi Irwin, Drag, Drag Queens;Celebrity Feminist;Australian celebrity culture;Australian Celebrity;Celebrity feminism;Celebrity Feminists;Gendered specificities;Popular Misogyny;Australia's colonial histories;Popular Feminism;Hegemonic masculinities;Torres Strait Islander Peoples;Torres Strait Islander;Aussie Bloke;Asian Australian;Women's Anger;Asian Australian Identity;Indigenous Athletes;Star Image;Marriage Equality Activism;Mandated Motherhood;AFL Player;Rugby League;Marriage Equality Campaign;Jacinda Ardern;Feminist Killjoy;Australian Women's Weekly;Kitchen Cabinet;Parasocial Interaction;Gender Confirmation Surgery
