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Volume 12 (2019): Issue 1 (Mar 2019): v

in Girlhood Studies

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  Dislodging Girlhood?
  
  By: Claudia Mitchell
  
  Pages: v
Guest Editorial
- Guest Editorial
  
  Queering Girlhood
  
  By: Barbara Jane Brickman
  
  Pages: vi–xv
Articles
- Miles away from Screwing?
  
  Queer Gothic Girlhood in John Harding’s Florence and Giles
  
  By: Robyn Ollett
  
  Pages: 1–16
- “Your Young Lesbian Sisters”
  
  Queer Girls’ Voices in the Liberation Era
  
  By: Amanda H. Littauer
  
  Pages: 17–32
- Crossdressing Dansō
  
  Negotiating between Stereotypical Femininity and Self-expression in Patriarchal Japan
  
  By: Marta Fanasca
  
  Pages: 33–48
- Repetitions of Desire
  
  Queering the One Direction Fangirl
  
  By: Hannah McCann and Clare Southerton
  
  Pages: 49–65
- I’m No Princess
  
  Super Hero Girls Together
  
  By: Lucy I. Baker
  
  Pages: 66–81
- Non-normative Bodies, Queer Identities
  
  Marginalizing Queer Girls in YA Dystopian Literature
  
  By: Miranda A. Green-Barteet and Jill Coste
  
  Pages: 82–97
- Not Just a Phase
  
  Queer Girlhood and Coming of Age on Screen
  
  By: Whitney Monaghan
  
  Pages: 98–113
Reviews
- Fanfic’ing Film
  
  Queer Youth Cinema Reclaims Pop Culture
  
  By: Andrew Scahill
  
  Pages: 114–124
- A New Generation of Girls
  
  By: Lucy D. Curzon
  
  Pages: 125–127

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