Feminism, anti-feminism and affective economies of rage

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  Welcome to the LSE Events podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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  Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.

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  Hello.

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  Hello, good evening.

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  Welcome to this evening's event, everyone.

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  My name is Dr Rachel O'Neill.

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  I'm an assistant professor here in the Department of Media and Communications at LSE.

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  And I'm delighted to be chairing this evening's event.

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  which forms part of our department's public lecture program and is,

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  in fact, the last of the series this year.

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  Thank you to everyone for coming along tonight, both in person and online,

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  and also to all those who've been attending sessions throughout the series.

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  We're incredibly fortunate to be joined this evening by two eminent feminist scholars.

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  Professor Sarah Ben A. Weiser joins us from the University of Pennsylvania.

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  where she is Walter H. Anenberg Dean and Lauren Berland, Professor of Communication.

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  Professor Benny Weiser is also the former head of department here at Median Communications and is always very warmly welcomed back whenever she returns,

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  which thankfully is most summers.

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  Professor Benny Weiser's work as a feminist media studies scholar spans a wide range of subject matter,

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  from beauty pageants, personal favorite of mine,

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  to Nickelodeon television, brand culture, to commodity activism.

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