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Geek Chic

Name: Geek Chic
Brand: Palgrave USA
SKU: 01340574
Price: 60.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: S Inness
ISBN: 9781403979032

S Inness

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 01340574

Publishers Palgrave USA, April 2008

Mainstream society has often had a deeply rooted fear of intelligent women. Why do brilliant women m... Full description

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Mainstream society has often had a deeply rooted fear of intelligent women. Why do brilliant women make society ill at ease? Focusing on the US, Sherrie Inness and contributors explore this question in the context of the last two decades, arguing that more intelligent women are appearing in popular culture than ever before. Using popular culture as a fertile environment for challenging the stereotype that the most brilliant geeks or nerds must be men, the essayists in this book demonstrate how the popular media both repeatedly affirms stereotypes of femininity, while paradoxically challenging the stigmatization of smart women.