An introduction to feminist film theory as a discourse from the early seventies to the present. McCabe traces the broad ranging theories produced by feminist film scholarship, from formalist readings and psychoanalytical approaches to debates initiated by cultural studies, race and queer theory.
This book aims to make the adolescent's journey just that bit safer, kinder, and better supported - so parents and teens can enjoy the teenage years more.
Exploring the portrayal of motherhood in American television, this book employs psychoanalytical, Marxist, and feminist perspectives to analyze how these representations influence the societal status of mothers within a neoliberal context. It delves into the implications of media narratives on the experiences and perceptions of motherhood, highlighting the intersection of culture and socio-economic factors.