Sex, Feminism and Lesbian Desire in Women's Magazines - (Feminism and Female Sexuality) by Kate Farhall
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Highlights
- This book builds on previous feminist texts that draw links between the social acceptance of feminist claims and media outputs, to draw parallels across five decades between changes in sex and relationship content and the ebbs and flows of the feminist movement.
- About the Author: Kate Farhall is Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Centre for People, Organisation and Work at RMIT University, Australia.
- 194 Pages
- Social Science, Gender Studies
- Series Name: Feminism and Female Sexuality
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About the Book
This book builds on previous feminist texts that draw links between the social acceptance of feminist claims and media outputs, to draw parallels across five decades between changes in sex and relationship content and the ebbs and flows of the feminist movement.
Book Synopsis
This book builds on previous feminist texts that draw links between the social acceptance of feminist claims and media outputs, to draw parallels across five decades between changes in sex and relationship content and the ebbs and flows of the feminist movement.
About the Author
Kate Farhall is Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Centre for People, Organisation and Work at RMIT University, Australia. Her research focuses on using critical feminist analyses to address women's inequality in a range of contexts. Kate's major projects reflect her expertise in feminist theory and violence against women, sexuality, media analysis, better work and regional perspectives. Her work has been published in journals such as Sexualities, The International Journal of Communication and Journalism Studies.