Janet Brennan Croft is liaison to the School of Communication and Information and Librarian for Disability Services and Copyright at Rutgers University Libraries in North Brunswick, New Jersey. She has written on the Peter Jackson films, J.K. Rowling, Terry Pratchett, Lois McMaster Bujold, and other authors, and is editor or co-editor of five collections of literary essays and edits the refereed scholarly journal Mythlore. Alyson R. Buckman is a professor in and current chair of the humanities and religious studies department at California State University, Sacramento. She has published on Alice Walker, Octavia Butler, The Gilmore Girls, Orphan Black, and the Whedonverse.

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• Table of ContentsIntroduction: A Galaxy of WomenAlyson R. Buckman and Janet Brennan Croft“I am not your property”: The Progressive Feminism of Orphan Black (Graeme J. Wilson)Women’s Rebellion or Radical Containment? Understanding Orphan Black’s Feminist Message (Dani Howell)“To Hound Nature in Her Wanderings”: Soccer Moms, Punks and Postfeminist Mothers on Orphan Black (Erin Bell)Making Clones, Making Mothers: Motherhood in Orphan Black (Jenny Bonnevier)Motherless Bad Girl/Bad Girl Mother: Naturalizing and Essentializing Motherhood in Orphan Black (Laine Zisman Newman)Hell and Back: Helena as Kore and Shaman in Orphan Black (Janet Brennan Croft)Living in the Panopticon: Resistance to Surveillance in Orphan Black(Brandi Bradley)“My story is an embroidery”: Representing Trauma Within the World of Orphan Black (Alyson R. Buckman)Performing Bodies: Multiplying ­Cyborg-Clones, CGI and the Invisible Special Effect (Bronwen Calvert)Sheeply Empowerment: An Analysis of M.K.’s Reappropriation in Orphan Black (Jennifer DeRoss)cDNA/©DNA in Orphan Black: Eugenics, Surplus Life and the Castor Virus (Jessica Lee Mathiason)About the ContributorsIndex

Janet Brennan Croft is liaison to the School of Communication and Information and Librarian for Disability Services and Copyright at Rutgers University Libraries in North Brunswick, New Jersey. She has written on the Peter Jackson films, J.K. Rowling, Terry Pratchett, Lois McMaster Bujold, and other authors, and is editor or co-editor of five collections of literary essays and edits the refereed scholarly journal Mythlore. Alyson R. Buckman is a professor in and current chair of the humanities and religious studies department at California State University, Sacramento. She has published on Alice Walker, Octavia Butler, The Gilmore Girls, Orphan Black, and the Whedonverse.

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• Table of ContentsIntroduction: A Galaxy of WomenAlyson R. Buckman and Janet Brennan Croft“I am not your property”: The Progressive Feminism of Orphan Black (Graeme J. Wilson)Women’s Rebellion or Radical Containment? Understanding Orphan Black’s Feminist Message (Dani Howell)“To Hound Nature in Her Wanderings”: Soccer Moms, Punks and Postfeminist Mothers on Orphan Black (Erin Bell)Making Clones, Making Mothers: Motherhood in Orphan Black (Jenny Bonnevier)Motherless Bad Girl/Bad Girl Mother: Naturalizing and Essentializing Motherhood in Orphan Black (Laine Zisman Newman)Hell and Back: Helena as Kore and Shaman in Orphan Black (Janet Brennan Croft)Living in the Panopticon: Resistance to Surveillance in Orphan Black(Brandi Bradley)“My story is an embroidery”: Representing Trauma Within the World of Orphan Black (Alyson R. Buckman)Performing Bodies: Multiplying ­Cyborg-Clones, CGI and the Invisible Special Effect (Bronwen Calvert)Sheeply Empowerment: An Analysis of M.K.’s Reappropriation in Orphan Black (Jennifer DeRoss)cDNA/©DNA in Orphan Black: Eugenics, Surplus Life and the Castor Virus (Jessica Lee Mathiason)About the ContributorsIndex

Janet Brennan Croft is liaison to the School of Communication and Information and Librarian for Disability Services and Copyright at Rutgers University Libraries in North Brunswick, New Jersey. She has written on the Peter Jackson films, J.K. Rowling, Terry Pratchett, Lois McMaster Bujold, and other authors, and is editor or co-editor of five collections of literary essays and edits the refereed scholarly journal Mythlore. Alyson R. Buckman is a professor in and current chair of the humanities and religious studies department at California State University, Sacramento. She has published on Alice Walker, Octavia Butler, The Gilmore Girls, Orphan Black, and the Whedonverse.

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• Table of ContentsIntroduction: A Galaxy of WomenAlyson R. Buckman and Janet Brennan Croft“I am not your property”: The Progressive Feminism of Orphan Black (Graeme J. Wilson)Women’s Rebellion or Radical Containment? Understanding Orphan Black’s Feminist Message (Dani Howell)“To Hound Nature in Her Wanderings”: Soccer Moms, Punks and Postfeminist Mothers on Orphan Black (Erin Bell)Making Clones, Making Mothers: Motherhood in Orphan Black (Jenny Bonnevier)Motherless Bad Girl/Bad Girl Mother: Naturalizing and Essentializing Motherhood in Orphan Black (Laine Zisman Newman)Hell and Back: Helena as Kore and Shaman in Orphan Black (Janet Brennan Croft)Living in the Panopticon: Resistance to Surveillance in Orphan Black(Brandi Bradley)“My story is an embroidery”: Representing Trauma Within the World of Orphan Black (Alyson R. Buckman)Performing Bodies: Multiplying ­Cyborg-Clones, CGI and the Invisible Special Effect (Bronwen Calvert)Sheeply Empowerment: An Analysis of M.K.’s Reappropriation in Orphan Black (Jennifer DeRoss)cDNA/©DNA in Orphan Black: Eugenics, Surplus Life and the Castor Virus (Jessica Lee Mathiason)About the ContributorsIndex