Titlebook: Ageing, Popular Culture and Contemporary Feminism; Harleys and Hormones Imelda Whelehan (Professor of English and Gender S Book 2014 Palgra

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Sexing Up the Midlife Woman: Cultural Representations of Ageing, Femininity and the Sexy Body,sensus of the compendium was that the ‘sisterhood’ had certainly not forgotten older women, the recognition that it needed to catch up with the issues that are pertinent to this older generation of women today was clear.

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Kane and Edgar: Playing with Age in Film,he gendered implications for men and women when ageing is represented in film? And finally, how might the films that utilise these ageing technologies contribute to the ongoing maintenance of harmful cultural notions which posit the elderly as abject?

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Conscientious Objections: Feminism, Fiction and the Phoney War on Ageing, Sussex countryside, three miles from the nearest village and five from the town. She lacked the company of women friends or neighbours but found it in the books that have come to be known as ‘the feminine middlebrow’. The middlebrow, according to Nicola Humble is:

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Paternalising the Rejuvenation of Later Life Masculinity in Twenty- First Century Film,of fatherhood, the powerful appeal of this discourse of masculinity in effecting the recuperation of troubled or maligned masculinities, and the attendant stakes raised for feminism by all of these issues, especially with respect to the troublingly gendered cultural double standards of ageing revealed by their easy negotiability.

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,Introduction: Popular Culture’s ‘Silver Tsunami’,nterpreted and reinterpreted. A casual Internet trawl through such trend-watching shows a preponderance of dire warnings about the ‘burden’ of an ageing population who present a horrifying drain on resources, as if they are in essence vampirically drawing the lifeblood from the young. The old, like