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Sex and the City and Consumer Culture

Remediating Postfeminist Drama

Datos Bibliográficos

ID12690131
AutoresJane Arthurs (autor de correspondencia)
Año2003
Volumen3
Número1
Páginas83-98
Fecha de publicación2003-01-01
Peer ReviewedSí
Open AccessNo
TipoARTICLE
RevistaFeminist Media Studies (JOURNAL)
Identificadores de la revistaISSN: 1468-0777 • E-ISSN: 1471-5902
EditorialTaylor & Francis (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.1080/1468077032000080149
OpenAlexW2066196061
IdiomaEN
Citas recibidas85
Referencias citadas8

Sex and the City became central to debates about postfeminist culture following its global impact at the centre of a culture of female fandom. Its success and influence is symptomatic of the cultural and economic forces shaping television in the digital era, and offers a case study of how the deregulation, commercialisation and proliferation of television into multiple channels have enabled a new form of sexualised address in which women’s sexual desire is central. But this is expressed through an ironic aesthetic which offers a ‘complicit critique’ of the women’s lifestyle and their commodified relation to their bodies and identity

Advertising · Aesthetics · Art · Commodification · Consumer Culture · Deregulation · Drama · Fandom · Identity (music · Literature · Media studies · Popular culture · Reality television · Sociology · Television studies · Cinema and Media Studies · Gender Studies · Gender, Feminism, and Media · Media, Gender, and Advertising

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    Open Access•Kelton Mendes•International Journal of Cultural…•2011

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    Open Access•Rosalind Gill•European Journal of Cultural…•2017

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    Open Access•Tisha Dejmanee•European Journal of Cultural…•2015

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    Open Access•Anne-Lise Feral•European Journal of Women s Studies•2011

  • Packaged Glamour

    Open Access•Wei Luo•Asian Women•2012

  • My So-Called Felicity and the City

    Open Access•Danielle M Stern•Sexuality & Culture•2013

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  • Can Women Have Sex Like a Man?”

    Open Access•Gail Markle•Sexuality & Culture•2008

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  • Plastic fantastic? Problematising post-feminism in erotic retailing in England

    Amber Martins, Amber Martin•Gender Place & Culture•2016

  • Post-feminist advertising laid bare

    Open Access•Helen Malson, Emma Halliwell et al.•Feminism & Psychology•2010

  • Deconstructing “real” women

    Open Access•Katie Beale, Helen Malson et al.•Feminism & Psychology•2016

  • Constituting Savvy Aunties

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  • Don't Ask me, I'm Just a Girl”

    Open Access•Matthew Henry, Matthew A Henry•The Journal of Popular Culture•2007

  • Sex and the City

    Open Access•Fien Adriaens, Sofie Van Bauwel•The Journal of Popular Culture•2011

  • Discourses of Sexual Morality in Sex and the City and Queer as Folk

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  • What's Love Got to Do With It? Sex and the City 's Comic Perspective on Sex

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  • Paradoxes and patriarchy

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  • Sex and the Global City

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  • Feminist and Gender Media Studies

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  • When I Ask a Question, They Look at me Strangely”

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  • Towards a Latinidad Feminista

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  • Through the Gaps of My Fingers

    Open Access•Júlia Havas, Maria Sulimma•Television & New Media•2018

  • As Easy as Pie

    Open Access•Elizabeth Nathanson•Television & New Media•2009

  • This is just for me(n)

    Open Access•Dee Amy-Chinn•Journal of Consumer Culture•2006

  • Twenty-Something Girls v. Thirty-Something Sex And The City Women

    M Nash, R Grant•Feminist Media Studies•2015

  • Gender and quality television

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  • Commentary and Criticism

    Kelton Mendes, Kumarini Silva et al.•Feminist Media Studies•2009

  • Feminist And Postfeminist Readings Of Romantic Narratives

    Riva Tukachinsky, Riva H Tukachinsky•Feminist Media Studies•2008

  • Rewriting The Romance

    Rosalind Gill, Elena Herdieckerhoff•Feminist Media Studies•2006

  • Tis Pity She's A Whore

    Dee Amy-Chinn•Feminist Media Studies•2006

  • Single Women in Popular Culture

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  • Learning to leisure

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  • Dissolving the Other

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  • The New Backlash

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  • Against masculinised hypercorrection? Renegotiating the everydayness and ordinariness of postfeminism on Chinese TV

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  • How to organise your body 101

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  • The Fantasy of Sex and the City

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  • Sex and the city

    Open Access•Louise Crewe, Amber Martins et al.•Urban Studies•2017

  • Casual Sexual Scripts on the Screen

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  • TV representation of the single woman in Nothing But Thirty

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  • When Porno Meets Hetero

    Monique A Mulholland, Monique Mulholland•Australian Feminist Studies•2011

  • GirlsTalk

    Open Access•Fred Woods, Faye Woods•Critical Studies in Television…•2015

  • Even theSex and the Citygirls eat them

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  • Colluding with Neo-Liberalism

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  • Cross-Generational Gender Constructions. Women, Teenagers and Technology

    Open Access•Helen Thornham, Angela Mcfarlane•The Sociological Review•2011

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Citas por año4,05
Intervalo de citas2005 - 2026 (22)
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