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Women and the Media
Diverse Perspectives
Theresa Carilli (Anthology Editor) , Jane Campbell (Anthology Editor) , Abhik Roy (Contributor) , Orly Shachar (Contributor) , Catherine Gillotti (Contributor) , Kimiko Akita (Contributor) , Giovanna Del Negro (Contributor) , Barbara King (Contributor) , Michele T. Berger (Contributor) , Tom Reichert (Contributor) , Gloria Gadsen<I (Contributor) , Shinichi Saito (Contributor) , Reiko Ishiyama (Contributor) , Xin-An Lu (Contributor) , Linda Y. Devenish (Contributor) , Tina Richardson (Contributor) , Audrey Vanderford (Contributor) , Lori Montalbano-Phelps (Contributor) , Angela High-Pippert (Contributor) , Linda Brigance (Contributor) , Margaret Finucane (Contributor) , Cynthia Lont (Contributor) , Dacia Charlesworth (Contributor)
Women and the Media
Diverse Perspectives
Theresa Carilli (Anthology Editor) , Jane Campbell (Anthology Editor) , Abhik Roy (Contributor) , Orly Shachar (Contributor) , Catherine Gillotti (Contributor) , Kimiko Akita (Contributor) , Giovanna Del Negro (Contributor) , Barbara King (Contributor) , Michele T. Berger (Contributor) , Tom Reichert (Contributor) , Gloria Gadsen<I (Contributor) , Shinichi Saito (Contributor) , Reiko Ishiyama (Contributor) , Xin-An Lu (Contributor) , Linda Y. Devenish (Contributor) , Tina Richardson (Contributor) , Audrey Vanderford (Contributor) , Lori Montalbano-Phelps (Contributor) , Angela High-Pippert (Contributor) , Linda Brigance (Contributor) , Margaret Finucane (Contributor) , Cynthia Lont (Contributor) , Dacia Charlesworth (Contributor)
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Description
Women and the Media: Diverse Perspectives is an innovative collection of 19 descriptive and empirical articles examining media depictions and highlighting significant contributions. This anthology has a cultural focus and addresses issues of race, ethnicity, class, and sexuality. With this book, the editors initiate a global dialogue about women and the media, broaden an insular American perspective, and contribute to a growing body of scholarship.
Table of Contents
Chapter 2 List of Figures
Chapter 3 Acknowledgments
Chapter 4 Introduction
Chapter 5 PART ONE: COMMODIFYING AND EXOTICIZING THE FEMALE BODY: The Male Gaze in India's Television Commercials: Abhik Roy; The Israeli Womb: Images of Gendered Nationalism in the Israeli Press: Orly Shachar; Lesbians in Film: An Examination of
Chapter 6 PART TWO: STEREOTYPICAL DEPICTIONS: Safety and Restriction: The Construction of Black Women's Sexuality in Essence Magazine: Gloria Gadsen; Press Coverage and Awareness of Gender Equality Issues in Japan: Shinichi Saito and Reiko Ish
Chapter 7 PART THREE: PROTRAYALS OF POLTICAL ACTIVISM: Butterflies and Boobs: Ecofeminine Complicity (or How to Manufacture and Environmental Pin Up Girl): Tina Richardson and Audrey Vanderford; Performing Politics: Media Aesthetics for Women in Politic
Chapter 8 PART FOUR: MEDIA PIONEERS: Joan Ganz Cooney: The Children's Television Workshop: Margaret Finucane; Frances Benjamin Johnston: Mother of Photojournalism: Cynthia Lont; Recontextualizing the "Change:" Rhetorical and Performative Construct
Chapter 9 Bibliography
Chapter 10 Index
Chapter 11 About the Contributors
Chapter 12 About the Editors
Product details
Published | Feb 08 2005 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 300 |
ISBN | 9780761830405 |
Imprint | University Press of America |
Dimensions | 227 x 154 mm |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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This comprehensive collection addresses important issues in gender and media studies, and offers a diversity of perspectives on an international scale.
Joan Conners, Randolph-Macon College, Communication Research Trends
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All in all, the book offers a much-needed global perspective on current depictions of women in mass media and will be valuable not only for students of journalism and media studies, but also for those pursuing feminist studies and globalization/business. Summing Up: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Lower-/upper-division undergraduates; professionals.
M.R. Grant, emerita, Wheaton College, Choice Reviews