About this book series

​The focus of Palgrave Studies in (Re)Presenting Gender is on gender and representation. The ‘arts’ in their broadest sense – TV, music, film, dance, and performance – and media re-present (where ‘to represent’ is taken in its literal sense of ‘to present again’, or ‘to give back’) gender globally. How this re-presentation might be understood is core to the series.
In re-presenting gendered bodies, the contributing authors can shift the spotlight to focus on marginalised individuals’ negotiations of gender and identity. In this way, minority genders, subcultural genders, and gender inscribed on, in, and by queer bodies, take centre stage. When the ‘self’ must participate in and interact with the world through the body, how that body’s gender is talked about – and side-lined or embraced by hegemonic forces – becomes paramount. These processes of representation – how cultures ‘give back’ gender to the individual – are at the heart of this series.

Electronic ISSN
2662-9372
Print ISSN
2662-9364
Series Editor
  • Emma Rees

Book titles in this series

  1. Working Women on Screen

    Paid Labour and Fourth Wave Feminism

    Editors:
    • Ellie Tomsett
    • Nathalie Weidhase
    • Poppy Wilde
    • Copyright: 2024

    Available Renditions

    • Hard cover
    • eBook