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A Journal of Cultural Inquiry

Category: Horror

In/Visibility in Dirty Pretty Things

Posted on January 12, 2017September 26, 2017 by blindfieldcollective

By Aria Alamalhodaei | In 1999, the average person in Great Britain was captured on closed circuit television (CCTV) nearly… Read more In/Visibility in Dirty Pretty Things

Women Acting Out in (Cognitive) Maps to the Stars

Posted on August 16, 2016September 26, 2017 by blindfieldcollective

By Johanna Isaacson |  The rise of feminized labor, with its blurred boundaries and emotional demands, leads to new forms… Read more Women Acting Out in (Cognitive) Maps to the Stars

‘Unfriended’ Unpacks Cyber-Sociality

Posted on February 16, 2016September 27, 2017 by blindfieldcollective

By Johanna Isaacson | The film Unfriended (2015) updates the ghost story. A teen bullied into suicide, Laura Barnes, returns to… Read more ‘Unfriended’ Unpacks Cyber-Sociality

Managed Monsters: “The Babadook” as Care Strike

Posted on December 29, 2015September 27, 2017 by blindfieldcollective

By Johanna Isaacson | In 1963 Betty Friedan diagnosed the frustration and depression of the housewife as “the problem with… Read more Managed Monsters: “The Babadook” as Care Strike

Weak and Wounded: “Session 9”, Work, and Insurgent Femininity

Posted on November 10, 2015September 13, 2017 by blindfieldcollective

By Benjamin Noys | “A Martian who hijacked the stock of the average video store would reasonably conclude that humans… Read more Weak and Wounded: “Session 9”, Work, and Insurgent Femininity

“It Follows”: Contemporary Horror and the Feminization of Labor

Posted on October 27, 2015September 13, 2017 by blindfieldcollective

By Johanna Isaacson | Misogyny is a shape-shifter, a shadow, an “It” that follows and mutates to fit the culture’s… Read more “It Follows”: Contemporary Horror and the Feminization of Labor

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