Woman Up – Invoking Feminism in Quality Television by Havas, Julia;

Invoking Feminism in Quality Television

Sorozatcím: Contemporary Approaches to Film and Media;

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Kiadó MP–WST Wayne State Uni Press
Megjelenés dátuma 2022. március 31.

ISBN 9780814346556
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem282 oldal
Méret 228x152x17 mm
Súly 333 g
Nyelv angol
Illusztrációk 20 B&W images

Kategóriák

Filmművészet (valamint televíziózás és rádiózás) Gender studies Kulturális tanulmányok Média és kommunikációtudomány általában

Rövid leírás:

While American television has long relied on a strategic foregrounding of feminist politics to promote certain programming's cultural value, Woman Up: Invoking Feminism in Quality Television is the first sustained critical analysis of the twenty-first-century resurgence of this tradition.

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"Critically analyzes the discursive relationship between cultural value and popular feminism in American television.

While American television has long relied on a strategic foregrounding of feminist politics to promote certain programming's cultural value, Woman Up: Invoking Feminism in Quality Television is the first sustained critical analysis of the twenty-first-century resurgence of this tradition. In Woman Up, Julia Havas's central argument is that postmillennial ""feminist quality television"" springs from a rhetorical subversion of the (much-debated) masculine-coded ""quality television""culture on the one hand and the dominance of postfeminist popular culture on the other.

Postmillennial quality television culture promotes the idea of aesthetic-generic hierarchies among different types of scripted programming. Its development has facilitated evaluative academic analyses of television texts based on aesthetic merit, producing a corpus of scholarship devoted to pinpointing where value resides in shows considered worthy of discussion. Other strands of television scholarship have criticized this approach for sidestepping the gendered and classed processes of canonization informing the phenomenon. Woman Up intervenes in this debate by reevaluating such approaches and insisting that rather than further fostering or critiquing already prominent processes of canonization, there is a need to interrogate the cultural forces underlying them. Via detailed analyses of four TV programs emerging in the early period of the ""feminist quality TV"" trend—30 Rock (2006–13), Parks and Recreation (2009–15), The Good Wife (2009–16), and Orange Is the New Black (2013–19)—Woman Up demonstrates that such series mediate their cultural significance by combining formal aesthetic exceptionalism and a politicized rhetoric around a ""problematic"" postfeminism, thus linking ideals of political and aesthetic value.

Woman Up will most appeal to students and scholars of cinema and media studies, feminist media studies, television studies, and cultural studies."