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New Jobs or Technological Unemployment?,he relations between individuals and groups. This chapter demonstrates how gossip as a collective and participatory practice of subjective imagination produces strong bonds and a sense of belonging based on gender categories.

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Tojo Thatchenkery,Keimei Sugiyamarformative dimension of gossip, her analysis of . focuses on the speculative and normative functions of gossip. In addition, this chapter focuses on the subject of dance as an organizing social principle and analyzes the relation between the female protagonist and the community.

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Introduction,6) or . (USA 2010, Will Gluck) and thus for the (female) spectator. In this study, Dang does not only look at how gossip is staged in these films, but incorporates gossip as well as a theoretical model to analyze chick flicks.

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,,—“A is for Awesome”,he relations between individuals and groups. This chapter demonstrates how gossip as a collective and participatory practice of subjective imagination produces strong bonds and a sense of belonging based on gender categories.

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,,—“A Match Well Made, a Job Well Done”,rformative dimension of gossip, her analysis of . focuses on the speculative and normative functions of gossip. In addition, this chapter focuses on the subject of dance as an organizing social principle and analyzes the relation between the female protagonist and the community.

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perspective for analyzing chick flicks which emphasize verbThis book addresses the relationship between gossip, women, and film with regards to the genre of chick flicks. Presenting two case studies on the films .Easy A .(Will Gluck 2010). .and .Emma .(Douglas McGrath 1996), Dang demonstrates that

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An Incomes Policy to Help the Unemployed,roach to gossip and film, Dang proposes gossip as a productive perspective for analyzing chick flicks which emphasize verbal expression, such as . and . In addition, she explains why these films are also well suited for understanding gossip as a theoretical film category and more generally for reflecting on gossip as a social practice.