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Problematic : how toxic callout culture is destroying feminism / Dianna E. Anderson.

by Anderson, Dianna E., author.

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[Lincoln, Nebraska] : Potomac Books, an imprint of the University of Nebraska Press, [2018]

Self-perception in women.

Image (Philosophy)

Popular culture.

9781612349619 hardcover ; alkaline paper :

xiv, 183 pages ; 23 cm

Lena Dunham is not a pedophile : false narratives and scarlett letters -- Harry Styles is (probably) not a creep : what makes you beautiful and the male gaze -- On my money and bitches who better have it : how modern anticapitalists fail to account for racial politics of black artists -- Why does this white Australian sound like she's from Atlanta? : on cultural appropriation, white supremacy, and black sexuality -- Mother monster and Q.U.E.E.N. : context challenging and changing the problematic -- Friendly fire: why our perfectionist lens makes us harsher on feminist media -- Actually, it's about ethics in feminist criticism : where white feminism and #gamergate converge -- Do you even lift, bro? : toxic masculinity, sports culture, and feminist ignorance of the problems -- Dinos, disasters, and dives : a feminist defense of that high heeled chase scene in Jurassic World -- Selfie game strong : Kim Kardashian and de Beauvoir's thoughts on beauty -- Pinterest perfect : how our home lives reflect an unhealthy obsession -- "I am big enough to admit I am often inspired by myself" : Leslie Knope as the paragon of feminist joy -- Teen girls are the future and that is a good thing : our perfectionism actively harms women -- Never say never: setting your own borders and understanding your boundaries -- Last notes -- Notes -- Bibliography.

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