Titlebook: Ageing Women in Literature and Visual Culture; Reflections, Refract Cathy McGlynn,Margaret O‘Neill,Michaela Schrage-Fr Book 2017 The Editor

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Future and Present Imaginaries: The Politics of the Ageing Female Body in Lena Dunham’s , (HBO, 2012body is complex; while . is largely unable to transcend dominant negative tropes configured around biomedical notions of old age as success or decline, through the postmaternal mother . offers a more diverse and powerful vision of older age which differs from hegemonic representations.

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The New Model Subject: “Coolness” and the Turn to Older Women Models in Lifestyle and Fashion Advert calendar, this chapter argues that crucially the notion of . is reinscribed across these labels by way of the “edgy” older woman subject, and examines to what extent this challenges (or merely relocates) established norms pertaining to what kinds of bodies warrant our desire and attention.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8517-9e elderly female body could be seen as representative of the irony underlying the complex, paradoxical tensions governing societal change and the impetus towards ideologies centred on newness and youthfulness.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230389052ter Lolly Willowes as its starting-point, it analyses the construction of spinsterhood in a selection of Warner’s critically neglected short stories, demonstrating the author’s increasingly subversive critique of a youth culture that marginalises the old and unmarried.

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