Can-Go Girls: (Re)Making Neoliberal Ideal Girl Subjects through Round-the-World Travel.
The article deals with the professional travel blog "Lost Girls World" as an illustration of how neoliberal discourse is adopted by privileged young women in the Web 2.0 generation to narrate their travel experiences. Topics discussed include Anita Harris' concept of can-do girls in her book "Future...
| Publicado en: | Women's Studies Vol. 49; no. 6; pp. 596 - 616 |
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