"Who's afraid of little old me?": A Swiftie theory of monstrous femininity

An analysis of what fans' responses to Taylor Swift's latest album The Tortured Poets Department can tell us about how young people define, conceptualize, and operationalize monstrous femininity.

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Transformative Works and Cultures
Published
2025-03-14
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3983/twc.2025.2839
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1
Primary Topic
Historical Gender and Feminism Studies
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"Who's afraid of little old me?": A Swiftie theory of monstrous femininity

Christopher Bond
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Transformative Works and Cultures
Historical Gender and Feminism Studies
4.20
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"Who's afraid of little old me?": A Swiftie theory of monstrous femininity

Christopher Bond
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Abstract

An analysis of what fans' responses to Taylor Swift's latest album The Tortured Poets Department can tell us about how young people define, conceptualize, and operationalize monstrous femininity.

Transformative Works and CulturesVol. 45
University of British Columbia (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 9%
Historical Gender and Feminism Studies
4.20
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