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Packaging Freedom

Name: Packaging Freedom
Brand: Bhatkal & Sen
SKU: 06420357
Price: 38.23 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Isphita Chanda
ISBN: 9788185604558

Feminism & Popular Culture

Isphita Chanda

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 06420357

Publishers Bhatkal & Sen, January 2003

Ipshita Chanda suggests provocatively that it is popular culture that the discourses of modernity, f... Full description

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Ipshita Chanda suggests provocatively that it is popular culture that the discourses of modernity, feminism and progress, all articulated by the women''s movement, become lived realities. Looking at popular women''s journals like Sananda, Femina, Cosmopolitan and Meri Saheli, among others, advertisements that depict ''modernity'', TV serials where women are not always meekly subservient, media icons and books by women authors, she wonders whether popular culture could be used to disseminate the goals of feminism. Or is it a case of new accommodations being formed in the name of women''s liberation? What are the implications for feminism?