Catherine Driscoll
As well as many essays on girlhood and girls' media culture , and related work on rural girls , Driscoll teaches and researches more broadly in cultural theory , cultural studies , and youth studies , with specific attention to popular culture , modernist studies , rural studies , and cultural policy . Her work is also interesting for its innovative interdisciplinary method and a "relational" or "conjunctural" approach that Margaret Henderson compares to Michel Foucault's "The Order of Things" and Ben Highmore compares to Walter Benjamin's "The Arcades Project" . Driscoll herself stresses a debt to Foucault and Benjamin but also to feminist scholars like Angela McRobbie and to cultural studies scholars like Raymond Williams and Meaghan Morris . This interdisciplinary relational model for feminist cultural studies stretches across Driscoll's books on seemingly very different topics . 
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