The cinematic vamp presents a fascinating archetypal character, functioning
outside the bounds of normative societal and gender constructions.
This filmic icon motivated the plot yet was often killed by the
narrative end. Therefore, this book attempts to resolve the implications
of the primary research question: Why did the vamp die? To answer this
query, the text follows two theoretical paths. First, this book uses Michel
Foucaults theories to ask: Is the vamps death punishment for her
location as a gendered "other"? Secondly, the text uses psychoanalytic
approaches, and specifically the...

The Voices of #MeToo: From Grassroots Activism to a Viral Roar illustrates the intersectional genealogy of #MeToo. This book expands on the duality of public and private citizens; the silencing surrounding identity politics for people of color; the double-bind oppression of the LGBTQ+ community; the discussion of hetero, cisgender men and more.