Reading Lena Dunham’s Girls: Feminism, postfeminism, authenticity and gendered performance in contemporary television

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of Lena Dunham's hit TV series "Girls" and its impact on contemporary feminist discourse.

With contributions from leading and emerging scholars, it offers fresh perspectives on the show's portrayal of millennial gender identities, sexuality, body consciousness, and post-recession society.

The collection is both incisive and unflinching in its critiques of the series' representations, teasing out its messy feminist politics and reinvigorating debates about the popular currency of feminism and postfeminism.

Whether you're a fan of "Girls" or simply interested in feminist theory, identity politics, popular culture, and media, this book is sure to provide a thought-provoking and engaging read.