دانلود کتاب 21st Century Media and Female Mental Health: Profitable Vulnerability and Sad Girl Culture

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Acknowledgments
Contents
List of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction
Framework
The Sites of Study
Guiding Questions
Notes on Methodology
The Emergence of Twenty-First-Century Sadness
On Terminology, Contextual Specifications, and Intersectionality
Neoliberalism, Governmentality, and Biopolitics
Postfeminism and Popular Feminism
Feminist Approaches to Affect
Chapter Outline
References
Chapter 2: A Historical Lineage of Sad and Mad Women
The Victorian Madwoman
Ophelia, Crazy Jane, and Lucia
The French Hysteric at the Salpêtrière
Hysteria: A Female Ailment
The Role of Photography
Feminism and Hysteria
The Birth of Psychoanalysis
From Hysteric to Schizophrenic
Feminism and Psychoanalysis
Antipsychiatry and the Radical Schizophrenic
The Rise of Psychopharmaceuticals
Anorexia and Eating Disorders
Feminist Approaches to Psychopharmaceuticals
References
Chapter 3: Mental Health in Magazines: Relatability and Critique in Cosmopolitan and Teen Vogue
Cosmopolitan
A Lighthearted and Distanced Tone
Common but Exceptional
The Relatable Self
Firsthand Narratives of Suffering, Diagnosis, and Redemption
Definitions and Diagnoses
Teen Vogue
Providing Critical Context
Seriousness in Favor of Distanced Relatability
Definitions and Diagnoses
Providing Support
Different Approaches to Celebrity Reporting
A Critical and a Not-So-Critical Stance Toward the Pharmaceutical Industry
Conclusion
References
Chapter 4: Celebrity Mental Health: Intimacy, Ordinariness, and Repeated Self-Transformation
Changes over Time: From Speculations to Confessions
A Changing Celebrity Media Landscape
Defining Celebrity
Spotlight on Pop Stars
Demi Lovato: Troubled Star and Expert of Re-invention
From Crash-and-Burn to Can-Do
Simply Complicated
The Public Acknowledgment of a Relapse
Selena Gomez: Can-Do Girl Turned Mental Health Advocate
Postfeminist Sadness
Conclusion
References
Chapter 5: Social Media Sadness: Sad Girl Culture and Radical Ways of Feeling Bad
Affective Resonance
Tumblr Sad Girls
Suffering as Ordinary
Coping Through Humor
Impasse: Acedia and Melancholia
A Supportive Community?
Audrey Wollen: Sad Girl Theory
Sad Girls Y Qué: The (Presumed) Whiteness of the Sad Girl
Instagram Sad Girls
Possibilities of Sadness and Political Potential
Sad Girls Club
My Therapist Says: The Acritical and Commercialized Sad Girl Aesthetic
A Precarity-Focused Consciousness Raising
Conclusion
References
Chapter 6: Conclusion
Anchoring the Present in History
Relatability’s Political Dimension as a Source of Support and Solidarity
Final Thoughts
References
Index