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Disconnected TV Heroines

Transnational Nordic Noir and Global Femininities

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

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Disconnected TV Heroines: Transnational Nordic Noir and Global Femininities is a feminist study of contemporary television that develops a transnational approach to television studies through analysis of Bron|Broen / The Bridge, its international adaptations, and the related German/Austrian series Der Pass.At its centre is the “disconnected TV heroine”: a female protagonist shaped by borders, displacement, and global circulation. Through production analysis, close textual reading, and feminist media theory, Janet McCabe's book examines how characters such as Saga Norén become both radical feminist figures and internationally marketable television icons.Exploring questions of gendered space, justice, adaptation, and cultural exchange, McCabe argues that Nordic noir has played a crucial role in shaping global television femininities in the twenty-first century. Combining industrial and textual analysis, the book advances a new transcultural feminist framework for television studies.

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Utgivningsdatum2027-02-04
Mått156 x 234 x 14 mm
Vikt366 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieLibrary of Gender and Popular Culture
Antal sidor256
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN9781350199811

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Janet McCabe is Reader in Television and Film Studies at Birkbeck, University of London, and Managing Editor of Critical Studies in Television. Her research focuses on contemporary television, feminism and transnational television cultures. Her books include Feminist Film Studies: Writing the Woman into Cinema (2005) and The West Wing (2012), and she has co-edited collections including Reading Sex and the City (2004), Reading Six Feet Under and Quality TV (2005).

AcknowledgmentList of IllustrationsDivided (Female) Bodies, Crossings Borders, Transnational (TV) Encounters: Introduction1. Translators’ Notes: A transnational feminist proposition for television studies2. Saga of the North: Legitimatising television culture the Scandinavian way in the making of a disconnected TV heroine3. Don’t Mind the Feminist Language, Tell the Female Stories: Local stories, travelling tales and the paradoxical worldliness of the disconnected TV heroine as contrapuntal storyteller4. No Place Like Home: Spatially situating females at home on the border5. Crossing Jurisdictions, Locating (Inter)national Representation: Situating justice for the female victims of Bron-Broen-The Bridge6. Saga Bridges the World: Travelling iconographies, geographies of feminist/feminine bodies of valueOpen Letter to SagaBibliography