1st Edition
Queering Femininity Sexuality, Feminism and the Politics of Presentation
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Defining Femininity
Chapter One: The Binds of Femininity
Chapter Two: Feminism Lost in the Feminine Body
Chapter Three: Feminism without Anti-Femininity
Chapter Four: The Invisible Femme
Chapter Five: The Feminist Femme
Chapter Six: Feeling Femme
Conclusion: What is Queer about Femininity?
References
Index
Biography
Hannah McCann is a lecturer in gender studies at the University of Melbourne. Her research explores questions of gender presentation, sexuality, identity, beauty, and aesthetic labour. She has published in the Australian Humanities Review, Australian Feminist Studies, and Women’s Studies Quarterly, and continues to write on topics including the history of feminism, postfeminism, affect theory, and queer femininity.
