Anne Elizabeth Moore is a cultural critic exploring the impacts of globalization, media, and consumer culture on society, with a particular focus on gender and labor issues. Her work is characterized by a sharp analytical lens and an uncompromising approach to the erosion of brand and media integrity. Moore frequently centers marginalized voices, examining their role in independent media projects and artistic installations. Her literary legacy lies in her incisive commentary on contemporary societal phenomena and her advocacy for media justice.
"This revised and expanded edition of Anne Elizabeth Moore's BODY HORROR: CAPITALISM, FEAR, MISOGYNY, JOKES includes seventeen investigative and personal essays on the global toll of capitalism on our physical autonomy and well-being, including essays on the Cambodian garment industry, gender discrepancies and patent law, and chronic illness"--