Thatcher After Margaret Thatcher And Her Afterlife In Contemporary Culture Louisa Hadley by Louisa Hadley, Elizabeth Ho (eds.) 9780230283169, 9781349313389, 0230283160, 1349313386 instant download after payment.

This is the first substantial interdisciplinary, cross-genre critique of Margaret Thatcher and her cultural “afterlife,” exploring Thatcher’s legacy across a range of areas including public policy, broadcast media, film, poetry, architectural design, political cartoons and literature.
Introduction
“The Lady’s Not For Turning“: New Cultural Perspectives on Thatcher and Thatcherism
Part I: Thatcher
1. “There is no such thing!“: On Public Service, Broadcasting, the National Health Service and “people” in the 1980s
2. “New Times” Television?: Channel 4 and My Beautiful Laundrette
3.The Gospel of Gandhi: Whiteness and State Narcissism in Thatcherite England
4. Rural Heritage and Colonial Nostalgia in the Thatcher Years: V. S. Naipaul’s The Enigma of Arrival
5. There’s No Place like Home: Margaret Thatcher at Number 10 Downing Street
Part II: After
6. Shameless?: Picturing the “underclass” after Thatcherism
7. Carving Up Value: The Tragicomic Thatcher Years in Jonathan Coe
8. Let’s Dance: The Line of Beauty and the Revenant Figure of Thatcher
9. Sarah Kane: Cool Britannia’s Reluctant Feminist
10.
Parodic Reiterations: Representations of Margaret Thatcher and
Thatcherism in Late Twentieth-Century British Political Cartoons