دانلود کتاب Mediating Moms: Mothers in Popular Culture

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Cover\nCopyright\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction: Popular Culture’s Maternal Embrace\nSection One Maternal Surveillance\n 1 Mommy Nearest: tv for Preschoolers and the Search for the Good Enough (Working) Mother\n 2 “Won’t Somebody Think of the Children?”: The Nineties Subversion of the Animated Mother\n 3 Real(ity) tv Practices of Surveillance: Evaluating Mothers in Supernanny and Crash Test Mommy\n 4 “The Bump is Back”: Celebrity Moms, Entertainment Journalism, and the “Media Mother Police”\n 5 Are You a Politician or a Mother?\n 6 Motherhood, Murder, and the Media: Joanne Hayes and the Kerry Babies Case\nSection Two Generational Motherhood\n 7 “Shit and String Beans,” Boredom and Babies: Bad Mothers in Popular Women’s Fiction Since 1968\n 8 Mothering Across Generations: L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables at 100\n 9 “You have to take it and own it”: Yo’ Mama Magazine as a Space of Refusal for Teenage Mothers\n 10 Mediating Risky Motherhood: A Discursive Analysis of Offl ine and Online Responses to the Oldest British Mother-to-be\nSection Three Pregnant and Postpartum Bodies\n 11 And Now, the Breast of the Story: Realistic Portrayals of Breastfeeding in Contemporary Television\n 12 Watch Them Suffer, Watch Them Die: Depictions of African Mothers and Motherhood in Famine Footage and in Fernando Meirelles’s The Constant Gardener\n 13 The Reality of tv Labour: Birth Stories\n 14 Mothering in the Middle and Self-care: Just One More Thing to Do\n 15 S/Kin of Virtual Mothers: Loss and Mourning on a Korean Birthmothers’ Website\nSection Four Medical Interventions and Reproductive Technologies\n 16 Fostering the Passive Maternal Experience: Language and Prescription in the What to Expect Series of Maternity Literature\n 17 Motherhood, Prime-time tv, and Grey’s Anatomy\n 18 Tom vs. Brooke: Or Postpartum Depression as Bad Mothering in Popular Culture\n 19 Other Mothers: Looking at Maternal Desire in The L Word\n 20 Coming to Terms: Ethics, Motherhood, and the Cultural Science Fiction of the Gene\nContributors\nIndex