Nationalising Femininity

Explore the intricate landscape of feminism in "Nationalising Femininity" by Manchester University Press. Published in 2011, this insightful paperback spans 320 pages and delves into the diverse definitions of femininity shaped by the aftermath of The Second World War. Through engaging case studies, the book examines how feminism was portrayed in cinema, women's magazines, social policies, government pamphlets, fashion, and broadcasting. Each chapter provides a unique perspective on the evolving discourse surrounding women's roles and identities during a pivotal time in history. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this compelling read invites you to reflect on the complexities of femininity and its national implications. Discover how these cultural narratives continue to influence contemporary discussions on gender and identity.