Titlebook: Celebrity and the Feminist Blockbuster; Anthea Taylor Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 celebrity feminism.po

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La pressione arteriosa centrale,otal. Taylor demonstrates how Greer has sustained the attention capital yielded by ., adapting her celebrity feminism for new forms and new audiences, including British lifestyle and variety television.

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Jennifer L. Marti,Virgilio Sacchiniy one part of the equation. Accordingly, engaging with Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls website and Lena Dunham’s . e-newsletter, Taylor argues that, in addition to literary works, celebrities are increasingly deploying new media to shape public conversations around feminism.

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Helen Gurley Brown: Prototypical Celebrity Feminism, Cultural Intermediaries, and Agencystablishing and maintaining her celebrity, here Taylor seeks to destabilize the idea that it has only been relatively recently that authors and publishers—including of books articulating feminist positions—have actively worked to cultivate a star feminist persona. She concludes by addressing Brown’s ongoing cultural reverberations.

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Betty Friedan: The ‘Mother’ of Feminism, Self-fashioning, and the Celebrity Mystiqueiedan’s self-fashioning, Taylor persuasively argues that over many decades she actively attempted to shape a number of key myths about herself, her blockbuster, and the origins of modern feminism—largely with success.

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Germaine Greer: ‘The Star Feminism Had to Have’, Unruliness, and Adaptable Celebrityotal. Taylor demonstrates how Greer has sustained the attention capital yielded by ., adapting her celebrity feminism for new forms and new audiences, including British lifestyle and variety television.

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Naomi Wolf: Twitter and the Transformation of a ‘Third wave’ Celebrity function as a key means through which contemporary blockbuster celebrity feminists can work to intervene in the public meanings of their own persona, work, and feminism—especially when their authority is being put under strain in other discursive spaces.

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Sheryl Sandberg and Roxane Gay: The Limits and Possibilities of Contemporary Blockbuster Feminismtizing the neoliberal, ‘post-race’ assumptions that underpin the book and its extra-textual campaigns. In the section on Gay Taylor further considers how new media act to help generate, not just feminist fame, but the blockbuster itself, while also underscoring the political potentialities of intersectional celebrity feminism.