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这篇文章考察了正在进行的“拿下”Vani Hari的激进主义和生活方式品牌Food Babe的努力,特别关注了Yvette“SciBabe”d 'Entremont 2015年在Gawker上发布的文章“the Food Babe博主Is Full of shit”的病毒式成功。大众话语将这两个宝贝对立起来。然而,通过将这两个宝贝的多平台品牌角色作为后女权主义、新自由主义品牌文化下的自我管理技术进行研究,我表明,Food Babe/SciBabe案例不仅仅是一场关于“科学与伪科学”的斗争。这个案例揭示了在所谓的“后真相”时代,一种性别双重束缚正在加剧,因为最大化自己和家庭的义务与长期以来对女性化媒体文化的深刻阶级焦虑发生冲突。
“The Food Babe Blogger Is Full of Sh*t”: Gender, Class and Branding the “Expert” Self
This article examines the ongoing effort to “take down” Vani Hari’s activism-cum-lifestyle brand, the Food Babe, with particular attention to the viral success of Yvette “SciBabe” d’Entremont’s 2015 Gawker post, “The Food Babe Blogger Is Full of Sh*t.” Popular discourse pits the two babes against each other. However, by examining both babes’ multiplatform branded personas as technologies of self-governance under postfeminist, neoliberal brand culture, I show that the Food Babe/SciBabe case is more than a struggle over “science versus pseudoscience.” This case study illuminates a gendered double bind that is intensifying in the so-called “post-truth” era as obligations to maximize oneself and one’s family come into conflict with longstanding and deeply classed anxieties about feminized media culture.