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100	1		_aHonig, Bonnie, _e1
245	1	0	_aShell-shocked : _bfeminist criticism after Trump / _cBonnie Honig.
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520	0		_aA biting, funny, up-to-the-minute collection of essays by a major political thinker that gets to the heart of what feminist criticism can do in the face of everyday politics.Stormy Daniels offered a #metoo moment, and Anderson Cooper missed it. Conservatives don't believe that gender is fluid, except when they're feminizing James Comey. "Gaslighting" is our word for male domination but a gaslight also lights the way for a woman's survival.Across two dozen trenchant, witty reflections, Bonnie Honig offers a biting feminist account of politics since Trump. In today's shock politics, Honig traces the continuing work of patriarchy, as powerful, mediocre men gaslight their way across the landscape of democratic institutions.But amid the plundering and patriarchy, feminist criticism finds ways to demand justice. Shell-Shocked shows how women have talked back, acted out, and built anew, exposing the practices and policies of feminization that have historically been aimed not just at women but also at racial and ethnic minorities. The task of feminist criticism--and this is what makes it particularly well-suited to this moment--is to respond to shock politics by resensitizing us to its injustices and honing the empathy needed for living with others in the world as equals. Feminist criticism's penchant for the particular and the idiosyncratic is part of its power. It is drawn to the loose threads of psychological and collective life, not to the well-worn fabrics with which communities and nations hide their shortcomings and deflect critical scrutiny of their injustices. Taking literary models such as Homer's Penelope and Toni Morrison's Cee, Honig draws out the loose threads from the fabric of shock politics' domination and begins unraveling them. Honig's damning, funny, and razor sharp essays take on popular culture, national politics, and political theory alike as texts for resensitizing through a feminist lens. Here are insightful readings of film and television, from Gaslight to Bombshell, Unbelievable to Stranger Things, Rambo to the Kavanaugh hearings. In seeking out the details that might break the spell of shock, this groundbreaking book illustrates alternative ways of living and writing in a time of public violence, plunder, and--hopefully--democratic renewal.
505	0	0	_a23 Isn't It Ironic? Spitballing in a Pandemic -- _t24 Build That Wall: The Politics of Motherhood in Portland -- _t25 Impenetrable: Gaslighting the 14th Amendment -- _t26 "Hallelujah": The People Want Their House Back -- _t27 Loose Threads -- _tACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- _tNOTES -- _tCREDITS
505	0	0	_a12 Bullying Canada: An American Presidential Tradition -- _t13 House Renovations: For Christine Blasey Ford -- _t14 No Collision: Opting Out of Catastrophe -- _t15 Epstein, Barr, and the Virus of Civic Fatigue (with Sara Rushing) -- _t16 Mueller, They Wrote -- _t17 Unbelievable: Scenes from a Structure -- _t18 Gothic Girls: Bombshell's Variation on a Theme -- _t19 Boxed In: Debbie Dingell vs. Donald Trump -- _t20 Mediating Masculinity: Rambo Republicanism and the Long Iran Crisis -- _t21 "13 Angry Democrats"? A Noir Reading of 12 Angry Men -- _t22 In the Streets a Serenade: Siena under Lockdown
505	0	0	_aCover -- _tTitle -- _tCopyright -- _tDedication -- _tContents -- _tPREFACE -- _t1 Trump's Family Romance and the Magic of Television -- _t2 Gaslight and the Shock Politics Two- Step -- _t3 The President's House Is Empty: Inauguration Day -- _t4 He Said, He Said: The Feminization of James Comey -- _t5 The Members- Only President Goes to Alabama -- _t6 An Empire unto Himself? Harvey Weinstein's Downfall -- _t7 Race and the Revolving Door of (Un)Reality TV -- _t8 They Want Civility, Let's Give It to Them -- _t9 Stormy Daniels's #MeToo Moment -- _t10 The Trump Doctrine -- _t11 Jon Stewart and the Limits of Mockery
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650		0	_aFeminist criticism.
650		0	_aFeminism.
655		1	_aElectronic Books.
856	4	0	_uhttps://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=2521145&site=eds-live&custid=s3260518 _zClick to access digital title | log in using your CIU ID number and my.ciu.edu password
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902			_a1 _bCynthia Snell _c1 _dCynthia Snell