Stardom : discussions on fame and celebrity culture / Katarzyna Bronk.
This interdisciplinary volume is devoted to diverse topics, ranging from sex/gender and fame to celebrities as embodiments of Zeitgeist; from identity formation, star-making and 'star-consuming' to the humanising of 'icons.'
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2020.
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Stardom: Discussions on Fame and Celebrity Culture
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Part 1: Narrating Celebrities
- Clara Wieck-Schumann in Vienna: The Making of a Star, Retold in Biofiction
- Anaïs Nin, Feminism and Celebrity Authorship: Negotiating Image and Identity in the Interviews
- Part 2: Fame and Women: Bodies in the 'Limelight'
- No Press is Bad Press
- Being an Actress in English Restoration
- Media Content of Celebrity Women's Motherhood for Them to Be Re-Idolised in the Patriarchal Society
- Part 3: Branding the Stars
- Comparing Henry VIII and James II through Art Analysis: Questions of Power, Legitimacy, and Celebrity
- Representing Celebrity in Photographs Since 1875: Brands, Idols, and Icons
- Celebrity Stars and the Fashion Massage of 2011
- Part 4: Becoming Famous and the Cult of Personality
- Current Celebrity Status in Serbia
- The Current Situation and Development Perspectives
- Reality TV Shows and the Making of the New Celebrity: Critical Reflections in Contemporary Fiction
- Changing the Face of News: The Reporter as a Celebrity.