Publications for Anthea Taylor
Publications for Anthea Taylor
2015
Taylor, A. (2015). Behind Every Great
Woman…?: Celebrity, Political Leadership and
the Privileging of Marriage. In Shelley Cobb,
Neil Ewen (Eds.), First Comes Love: Power
Couples, Celebrity Kinship, and Cultural
Politics, (pp. 169-187). London: Bloomsbury
Academic.
Hamad, H., Taylor, A. (2015). Introduction:
feminism and contemporary celebrity culture.
Celebrity Studies, 6(1), 124-127. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19392397.2015.
1005382">[More Information]</a>
2014
Taylor, A. (2014). 'Blockbuster' celebrity
feminism. Celebrity Studies, 5(1-2), 75-78. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19392397.2014.
887537">[More Information]</a>
Taylor, A. (2014). Behind every great woman?
Political leadership, celebrity and the privileging
of marriage. Celebrity Studies Conference, UK.
Taylor, A. (2014). Blockbuster Celebrity
Feminism. Social Memory and Feminism
Symposium, University of Queensland.
Taylor, A. (2014). Germaine Greer's Adaptable
Celebrity: Feminism, unruliness, and humour on
the British small screen. Feminist Media Studies,
14(5), 759-774. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14680777.2013.
810165">[More Information]</a>
2013
Taylor, A. (2013). The Politics and Possibilities
of ‘Blockbuster’ Feminism. Feminist and
Women’s Studies Association, de Montfort
University, UK.
Taylor, A. (2013). Tweeting Feminism: Naomi
Wolf, Celebrity and the (Feminist) Uses of
Social Media. Consoleing Passions conference,
University of Nottingham, UK.
2012
Taylor, A. (2012). 'The urge towards love is an
urge towards (un)death': Romance, masochistic
desire and postfeminism in the Twilight novels.
International Journal of Cultural Studies,
15(31), 31-46. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1367877911399
204">[More Information]</a>
Taylor, A. (2012). How to be a celebrity
feminist. Celebrity Studies Conference, Deakin
University, Melbourne.
Taylor, A. (2012). Online
and
Fandom
Fifty
Shades
of
Grey. Interventions: Australian
Women's and Gender Studies Conference,
University of NSW, Sydney.
Taylor, A. (2012). Reality
Class
the
Politics
Television,
and
Gendered
of
Recalibration. Gender Games Symposium,
Deakin/Monash Universities, Melbourne.
Taylor, A. (2012). Review
of
Susan
Sheridan’s
Nine
Lives:
Postwar
Women
Writers
in
Australia. Journal of Australian
Studies, 36(1), 119-120.
Taylor, A. (2012). Single Women in Popular
Culture: The Limits of Postfeminism.
Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Taylor, A. (2012). The
Marginalisation
of
the
Feminist
Blockbuster.
Marginalising the Mainstream Conference,
University of London, UK.
Taylor, A. (2012). The
TV
Under’,
&
Femininities
Reality
‘Make
Class
Abject
in
Snog,
Marry,
Avoid. Cultural Studies
Association of Australia Conference, University
of Sydney, Sydney.
2011
Taylor, A. (2011). "Deliberately Barren":
Childfree
Women
in
the
Mediasphere. Futures of
Feminism Conference, Brunel University, UK.
Taylor, A. (2011). Blogging Solo: New Media,
'Old' politics. Feminist Review, 99, 79-97. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1057/fr.2011.33">[Mo
re Information]</a>
Taylor, A., Turner, G. (2011). Co-Convenor.
What's Left to Say About Celebrity? Symposium,
University of Queensland.
Taylor, A. (2011). Desperate and
Dateless
TV:
Making
Over
the
Single
Woman. Gender Cultures and
Reality TV Conference, University of Auckland,
NZ.
Taylor, A. (2011). Single
Women
Publications for Anthea Taylor
Roundtable
<i>Northeastern
Languages
Discussion.
Modern
Association
Annual
Convention</i>, New
Brunswick, USA.
Taylor, A. (2011). ‘Germaine Greer’s
Adaptable
Feminist
Celebrity. What's Left to Say
About Celebrity? Symposium, University of
Queensland.
the
Twilight
Novels. International Romance Studies
Conference, Queensland University of
Technology.
2008
2010
Taylor, A. (2008). Exposing the Woman Author:
Truth-claims, Literary Celebrity and the Ethics
of Representation. Australian
Literature in a Global World Conference,
University of Wollongong: Association for the
Study of Australian Literature.
Taylor, A. (2010). Blogging
Solo:
New
Media,
‘Old’
Politics.
Crossroads Cultural Studies Conference,
Lingnan
University,
Hong
Kong.
Taylor, A. (2008). Intertextuality, Nostalgia and
Postfeminism in
Down
with Love. Vision, Memory,
Spectacle Conference, University of Western
Australia: Australian Women's and Gender
Studies Association.
Taylor, A. (2010). Celebrity (post)feminism, the
Sixties feminist blockbuster and Down with
Love. The Sixties: A Journal of Politics, History
and Culture, 3(1), 79-96. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1754132100378
3719">[More Information]</a>
Taylor, A. (2008). Mediating Australian
Feminism: Re-reading the First Stone Media
Event. Bern, Switzerland: Peter Lang Publishing.
Taylor, A. (2010). Self
Help
and
the
Single
Girl. Emerging
Spaces Conference, University of South
Australia, Adelaide: Australian Women's and
Gender Studies Association.
Taylor, A. (2010). Single
Women
and
Difference.
Gender and Difference Conference, Cardiff
University, Wales.
2009
Taylor, A. (2009). Dear daughter: Popular
feminism, the epistolary form and the limits of
generational rhetoric. Australian Literary
Studies, 24(3-4), 96-107.
Taylor, A. (2009). Delimiting Popular
Feminism:
The
Case
of
Book
Covers
and
Blurbs. Limits of
the Book Conference, University of Queensland.
Taylor, A. (2009). From
to
Rethinking
Single
in
Spinster
Singleton:
the
Woman
Popular
Culture. Feminist Transitions
Conference, Liverpool: Feminist and Women's
Studies Association (UK and Ireland).
Taylor, A. (2009). Romance,
Desire
Postfeminism
Masochistic
and
in
Taylor, A. (2008). Popular Culture and
(Post)Feminism. Australian Feminist Studies,
23(57), 427-429. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0816464080223
3344">[More Information]</a>
Taylor, A. (2008). Review
of
Angela
Bennie,
Crème
de
la
Phelgm:
Unforgettable Australian
Reviews. Australian Literary
Studies, 23(3).
Taylor, A. (2008). Review
Margaret
Marking
Times:
the
of
Henderson’s
Feminist
Remembering
Longest
Revolution
in
Australia. Continuum: Journal of
Media and Cultural Studies, 22(1).
2007
Taylor, A. (2007). Detecting Feminism in the
Academy: The Murder Mysteries
of Amanda Cross. Manifesting
Literary Feminisms Conference, Melbourne:
Australian Women's and Gender Studies
Association.
Taylor, A. (2007). Feminists
'Misreading'/'Misreading' Feminists: Helen
Garner, Literary Celebrity and Epitextuality.
Australian Feminist Studies, 22(52), 73-88.
2006
Taylor, A. (2006). Dear Daughter: Popular
Feminism, the Epistolary Form and the Rhetoric
Publications for Anthea Taylor
of Generation. Twenty First Century Feminisms
Conference, Melbourne: Australian Women's
and Gender Studies Association.
Taylor, A. (2006). Review
Astrid
Not
Mother’s
Generational
and
of
Henry’s
My
Sister:
Conflict
Third
Wave
Feminism. Colloquy: Text
Theory Critique, 11, 251-255.
Taylor, A. (2006). The "Daughter’s reply":
Self-representations of the "young feminist" in
generation F and DIY feminism. Outskirts
(Online): feminisms along the edge, 15.
Taylor, A. (2006). ‘Fictionalising
Feminism’:
Review
of
Imelda
Whelehan,
The
Feminist
Bestseller:
From
Sex
the
Girl
Sex
the
Media Studies, 6(3), 333-335.
and
Single
to
and
City. Feminist
2005
Taylor, A. (2005). Victims and Vixens:
Recurrent Gendered
Tropes in Helen
Garner’s Non-Fiction. Politics and Culture, 4.
Taylor, A. (2005). ‘The
of
Messages’:
of
Murray’s
Media:
Media-tion
Feminist
Review
Simone
Mixed
Feminist
Presses
and
Publishing
Politics,.
Australian Women's Book Review, 17(2), 4-4.
2004
Taylor, A. (2004). Gendered Victims and Agents
in The First Stone
and Joe Cinque's
Consolation. Australian and International
Feminisms Conference, Sydney: University of
Sydney.
Taylor, A. (2004). Readers Writing The First
Stone Media Event:
Letters to the
Editor, Australian Feminisms and Mediated
Citizenship. Journal of Australian Studies, 83,
75-87.
2003
Taylor, A. (2003). Readers Writing The First
Stone Media Event. (Other) Feminisms
Conference, University of Queensland.
Taylor, A. (2003). What’s new about the "New
Femininity"?Feminism, Femininity and the
Discourse of the New. Hecate: an
interdisciplinary journal of women's liberation,
29(2), 182-198.
2000
Taylor, A. (2000). Convenor. UNSW
School
of
English
Postgraduate
Symposium, UNSW.