Margot Mifflin Knihy

Recognized for its significant contributions to women's studies, this award-winning book explores the intersection of culture and gender. It delves into the experiences and challenges faced by women, examining societal norms and the evolution of feminist thought. The author presents a compelling analysis that encourages readers to reflect on the impact of popular culture on women's lives. Through insightful research and engaging narratives, the book serves as an essential resource for understanding contemporary issues in women's studies.

A profusely illustrated tour of the art, history, and folkways of tattooed women is now in paperback. Even after decades of feminist progress, the practice of tattooing remains controversial. "Bodies of Subversion" traces the history of women and tattoo in Western society from the early 1880s to today.

Originally published: Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, c2009.