Gender in the mirror : cultural imagery and women's agency
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Gender in the mirror : cultural imagery and women's agency
（Studies in feminist philosophy）
Oxford University Press, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references(p. [213]-[234]) and index
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ISBN 9780195140408
内容説明
The cultural imagery of women is deeply ingrained in our consciousness. So deeply, in fact, that feminists see this as a fundamental threat to female autonomy because it enshrines procreative heterosexuality as well as the relations of domination and subordination between men and women. Diana Meyers' book is about this cultural imagery - and how, once it is internalized, it shapes perception, reflection, judgement, and desire. These intergral images have a deep
impact not only on the individual psyche, but also on the social, political, and cultural syntax of society as a whole. Meyer's argues for the necessity of crafting a dissident, empowering, and 'emancipatory counter-imagery' for women. Rigorous, well written, and accessible, the reach of Gender in the
mirror is arguably catholic, and addresses the interests or readers across an impressive range of intellectual disciplines.
目次
1: Gender Identity and Women's Agency: Culture, Norms, and Internalized Oppression Revisited
2: The Rush to Motherhood: Pronatalist Discourse and Women's Agency
3: Gendered Models of Social Relations: How Moral and Political Culture Closes Minds and Hearts
4: The Family Romance: A Fin-de-Siecle Tragedy
5: Lure and Allure: Mirrors, Fugitive Agency, and Exiled Sexuality
6: Miroir, Memoire, Mirage: Appearance, Aging, and Women
7: Live Ordnance in the Cultural Field: Gender Imagery, Sexism, and the Fragility of Feminist Gains
Notes
References
Name Index
Subject Index
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: pbk. acid-free paper ISBN 9780195140415
内容説明
The cultural imagery of women is deeply ingrained in our consciousness. So deply, in fact, that feminists see this as a fundamental threat to female autonomy because it enshrines procreative heterosexuality as well as the relations of domination and subordination between men and women. Diana Meyers' book is about this cultural imagery - and how, once it is internalized, it shapes perception, reflection, judgement, and desire. These intergral images have a deep impact
not only on the individual psyche, but also on the social, political, and cultural syntax of society as a whole. Meyer's argues for the necessity of crafting a dissident, empowering, and "emancipatory counter-imagery" for women. Rigorous, well written, and accessible, the reach of Gender in the
mirror is arguably catholic, and addresses the interests or readers across an impressive range of intellectual disciplines.
目次
1: Gender Identity and Women's Agency: Culture, Norms, and Internalized Oppression Revisited
2: The Rush to Motherhood: Pronatalist Discourse and Women's Agency
3: Gendered Models of Social Relations: How Moral and Political Culture Closes Minds and Hearts
4: The Family Romance: A Fin-de-Siecle Tragedy
5: Lure and Allure: Mirrors, Fugitive Agency, and Exiled Sexuality
6: Miroir, Memoire, Mirage: Appearance, Aging, and Women
7: Live Ordnance in the Cultural Field: Gender Imagery, Sexism, and the Fragility of Feminist Gains
Notes
References
Name Index
Subject Index
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