This collection discusses the depictions of mothers-in-law in popular culture and provides a different approach to the popularly-held views of mothers-in-law.
This collection discusses the depictions of mothers-in-law in popular culture and provides a different approach to the popularly-held views of mothers-in-law.
Edited by Jo Parnell - Contributions by Cecilia Alero Titilayo Saibu; David Wafula Yenjela; Shalini Nadaswaran; Marquita M. Gammage; Jane Bellemore; Terry Ryan; Miglena Ivanova; Lydia Brugué Botia; Auba Llompart Pons; Andrew Howe; Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni
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Foreword by Josephine May Preface by Jo Parnell Part 1: The Mothers-in-Law of the Future A Cultural Appraisal of the Significance of the Role of the Mother-in-Law Among the Yoruba People of NigeriaCecilia Alero Titilayo Saibu Mother-in-Law Soap Opera: Redefining the Mother-in-Law, Redesigning the Kenyan NationWafula David Yenjela Oppressor or Oppressed: The M(other) - in-Law in Nigerian Women's LiteratureShalini Nadaswaran Stereotyped Representations of the Black Mother-In-Law in Reality Television Shows: A Critical AnalysisMarquita Gammage Part II: Foundational Mothers-in-Law The Mother-in-Law in Latin Literature and Roman SocietyJane Bellemore and Terry Ryan Exclusive Intimacies: Creating Mothers-in-Law in Japanese Literature and FilmMiglena (Maggie) Ivanova Ogresses, Queens and Wicked Fairies: Fairy-tale Mothers-in-Law from Charles Perrault to Shrek and Once Upon a TimeLydia Brugué Botia and Auba Llompart Pons Cold Springs: Cinematic Portraits of Sara RooseveltAndrew Howe Part III: Entertaining Mothers-in-Law The Evil Dame in British Horror Film: Domestic Nightmare and Change of Times of in Fanatic and PersecutionFernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns, and Leonardo Acosta Lando and Diego Foronda "The Worst Person I Know": Representations of the Mother-in-Law in British Popular EntertainmentMartina Lipton Dorothy Cannell's How to Murder your Mother-in-Law: Women, Sisterhood and FeminismZoly Rakotoniera Afterword by Hugh Craig
Foreword by Josephine May Preface by Jo Parnell Part 1: The Mothers-in-Law of the Future A Cultural Appraisal of the Significance of the Role of the Mother-in-Law Among the Yoruba People of NigeriaCecilia Alero Titilayo Saibu Mother-in-Law Soap Opera: Redefining the Mother-in-Law, Redesigning the Kenyan NationWafula David Yenjela Oppressor or Oppressed: The M(other) - in-Law in Nigerian Women's LiteratureShalini Nadaswaran Stereotyped Representations of the Black Mother-In-Law in Reality Television Shows: A Critical AnalysisMarquita Gammage Part II: Foundational Mothers-in-Law The Mother-in-Law in Latin Literature and Roman SocietyJane Bellemore and Terry Ryan Exclusive Intimacies: Creating Mothers-in-Law in Japanese Literature and FilmMiglena (Maggie) Ivanova Ogresses, Queens and Wicked Fairies: Fairy-tale Mothers-in-Law from Charles Perrault to Shrek and Once Upon a TimeLydia Brugué Botia and Auba Llompart Pons Cold Springs: Cinematic Portraits of Sara RooseveltAndrew Howe Part III: Entertaining Mothers-in-Law The Evil Dame in British Horror Film: Domestic Nightmare and Change of Times of in Fanatic and PersecutionFernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns, and Leonardo Acosta Lando and Diego Foronda "The Worst Person I Know": Representations of the Mother-in-Law in British Popular EntertainmentMartina Lipton Dorothy Cannell's How to Murder your Mother-in-Law: Women, Sisterhood and FeminismZoly Rakotoniera Afterword by Hugh Craig
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