Index
Gender and the Media: Women’s Places
ISBN: 978-1-78754-330-0, eISBN: 978-1-78754-329-4
ISSN: 1529-2126
Publication date: 12 November 2018
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(2018), "Index", Segal, M.T. and Demos, V. (Ed.) Gender and the Media: Women’s Places (Advances in Gender Research, Vol. 26), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 217-221. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1529-212620180000026014
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INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate footnotes.
Ableist assumptions
, 91
“Advance Planning Specialists”
, 34
Advice books
, 188–189
“Africa’s last colony”
, 18
All India Progressive Women’s Association (AIPWA)
, 130
Alternative media
, 55
Alternative Women’s Union and Response (UMAR)
, 51
“Ambigender” Funeral Director
, 40–41
American Board of Funeral Service Education (ABFSE)
, 34
American Funeral Director, The (AFD)
, 35, 36
American Girl Company
, 184–185
Androgyny
Female and Male
, 54
Anorexia
characteristics
, 167
as film subject
, 170–172
women with
, 169
Anti-feminist depictions of women
, 32
Anxiety buffers
, 175
Authenticity
, 203
“Autonomous art”, ideology of
, 200
Bad Seed, The (1956)
, 170–171
Bojador
, 17
Boston Globe (Reed)
, 211
Bully(ing)
, (see also See also Social Media), 108, 112, 116
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
, 45n1
Canonical musicians
, 201
Captain America (comic book story arcs)
, 96–97
Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS)
, 51, 53
Children of Men, The
, 173
Commodities
, 150–151, 153
Communism
, 142
Compulsory heterosexuality
, 108
Consciousness
, 80–81
Consent
, 131
Critical discourse
analysis
, 166
in popular music
, 199–201
Criticism
, 113, 173
Cuecas Quentes
, 52, 60, 61
Cuntroll
, 52
Current Population Survey (CPS)
, 30
Cyberbullying
, 8, 11, 107–108, 120
Dehumanization
, 168
Democratic social order
, 145
Desperately Seeking Susan (1985)
, 170–171
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (1953)
, 167
Director, The
, 35, 36
Discourse
, (see also Media discourse), 44
critical
, 166, 199–201
Macedonian media’s discourse
, 144
Ditadura Nacional
, 64n1
Diversity
in children’s literature
, 186–187
images and messages of
, 190–191
Ecofeminism
, 9, 58–60
Essentialism
, 9
Estado Novo
, 50, 64n1
Ethno-racial
identity
, 109
roup
, 113–114
False allies
, 62
Fanzines
, 55
Female androgyny
, 54
Feminine Mystique, The
, 32
Feminist/feminism
, 49–51
activists
, 132
approaches
, 155
fanzines
, 60
film criticism
, 166
struggles
, 57
Feminization
, 30
Fertility
, 166
“Forgotten conflict of 21st century”
, 18
Fundo Europeu de Desenvolvimento Regional funds (FEDER funds)
, 52
Funeral Service Insider (FSI)
, 39
Funerary Double Bind
, 40–41
“Gangster bitch”
, 72
Gender
, 71–72, 90, 109, 126, 203
blind
, 37, 40
enforcing and challenging gender roles
, 193
equality
, 55
essential
, 37–39
expression
, 91
gap in critical acclaim
, 201
gender-neutral terms
, 135
oppression
, 151
schema theory
, 72
Gender Narratives in funeral trade journals
, 37
occupational
, 44
Gender Stereotypes
, 31, 38, 96–97
in comic book culture (love interests, nags and sluts)
, 95–102.
in feminizing occupations
, 31–2
Anti-feminist depictions of women
, 32
Asian Women
, 106–107
Black women
, 107
“Angry Black woman”
, 120
Badgering woman
, 97
B!tchy women
, 109–110
Eastern European women
, 143–144
“Gangster bitch”
, 72
Girl, Interrupted (1999)
, 171
Global Riot
, 52, 62
Goth subculture analysis
, 54
Graphic novels
, 94
Grupo de Mulheres do Porto
, 51
Haidar, Aminatou (activist)
, 23
Hegemonic masculinity
, 4
Heteronormativity
, 188
Heteroromantic relationships
, 97
Hip-hop
, 70
race and hyper-masculinity in
, 74–76
Historicity
, 49–51
Human trafficking
, 142
Hyper-masculinity
, 71, 74–76
Identity formation
, 70
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
, 142
Intersectional
aggression
, 120
analysis
, 5
Intersectionality
, 8, 109–110
stresses
, 187
“Justice Verma Committee”
, 130
Kamala Khan
, 4
Kansas City Kansas Community College library (KCKCC library)
, 36, 45n2
“Keep It Simple, Make It Fast!” Project (KISMIF Project)
, 52
Kin-keepers
, 96
Lexis Nexis databases
, 130
Lourdes Pintasilgo, Maria de
Mahdi, Fatma (Sahrawi women’s union secretary general)
, 24
Male privilege
, 57
Male/female dichotomy
, 56–57
Manchester by the Sea (2016)
, 174–175
Marital rape
, 131
Mass media
, 128
communication
, 1
Mathura rape case
, 129–130
Mattel
, 185
Media portrayal of women
endangered woman
, 133–135
mainstreaming gender
, 132–133
ungendered woman
, 135–137
women, rape, and media
, 127–129
Mental illnesses
, 169
Metacritic aggregator
, 202–203
Misogynoir
, 5, 109
Modern Girl
, 52
Moldova
, 142
Moldovan women
, 148, 155
Mortality anxiety
, 168
Mortality salience
, 6–7, 167–168
women with
, 169
Movement of Democratic Unity (MUD)
, 50
Movimento de Libertação das Mulheres (MLM)
, 50
Mulheres a Preparar o Amanhã (MAPA)
, 51
Mulibu!
, 52, 59, 60
Music
, 71
Musical groups
, 201
National Crime Records Bureau
, 126
National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA)
, 34, 44
National Union of Sahrawi Women (NUSW)
, 19
Neighborhood caregivers
, 33
New Zealand Herald, The
, 136
NodeXL Twitter Search
, 114
Non-governmental agencies
, 147
Non-profit organization
, 134
Nurturing
, 39
o fanzine
, 57
Objectification
, 168
Occupational gender narratives
, 44
Occupational gender-typing
, 30
Oikos
, 58, 59
Online
fight against aggression toward women of color
, 117–118
harassment
, 106
interactions
, 106
media
, 121
Oppositional technologics
, 55
Oppression
, 186
#oscarssowhite campaign
, 186
Overtly hostile places
, 4–6
Paper ceiling
, 199
Patriarchy
, 58
woman in patriarchal society
, 60–63
Photo-essay
, 15
Western Sahara
, 15, 16
Photography
, 17
Physical threats
, 107
Popular aesthetic criteria
, 200, 204
Popular culture
, 90–91
Popular Front of Liberation of Saguiat el Hamra and Rio de Oro (POLISARIO)
, 15, 19
Popular media discourse
, 142–143
Popular music
, 198
gender, critical discourse, and legitimacy in
, 199–201
prevalence of “high art” terms
, 209
prevalence of evaluative criteria
, 205
rating comparisons for critics
, 210
Porto Women’s Group
, 51
Portrayals of women in hip-hop
, 76–78
Portugal
, 49–51
Poverty
, 142
Pro-Ana websites
, 167
Protest
, 131
Protesters
, 5, 137
Public relations
, 35
“Punk Fairytale: Popular Music, Media, and (Re)Production of Gender”
, 3, 49
gender equality, alternative media, and fanzines
, 55
punk, revolution, and equality
, 51–52
Race
, 71–72, 74–76, 109
Racial identity
, 91
Racism
, 109
Rape
, 11
marital
, 131
Mathura rape case
, 129–130
Pandey case
, 126
women, rape, and media
, 127–129
Reclamation
, 110
“Reinforcers”
, 112, 118
Representations
, 8–9, 143–144
Repression
, 168
“Retweets”
, 108
Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR)
, 15
Sahrawi women
employing poetry and literature
, 25
experiences
, 16
occupying public space
, 25
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
, 184
Selling drugs
, 76
Semiotic analysis
, 9
Seventeen magazine
, 33
Sex trafficking
, 11, 142, 146
context
, 149–150
in Moldova
, 146
sex-trafficked women
, 143
Sex(ism)
, 109, 166
segregation
, 34
worker
, 147
Sexual exploitation and prostitution
, 143
Sexual harassment
, 107
Sexual orientation/identity
, 188
Sexual violence
, 126, 129–130, 135
Sexuality
, 71–72, 203
Slave/slavery
, 143, 150–151, 153
Sluts
, 95–102
Social constructionist theory
, 146
Social constructions
, 91
Social identity
, 71
Social issues
, 80–81
Social media
, 11, 106, 107, 118
aggression in
, 106–107
Social movement theory
, 138n1
Social network
, 108
analysis
, 4–5, 112
of cyber aggression
, 108
Facebook
, 107
Twitter
, 106, 107, 110, 112, 117–118
Social processes in cyber aggression
, 108–109
Social stigma
, 149
Sociologists
, 127–128
Splash page
, 90–93
Stereotypes
, 106, 111
Stigma
, 131
Superheroes
, 90
Superhuman femininity
, 93
Superman
, 91, 96–97
Superwoman
, 4, 91
Swift Taylor
, 7, 202
Symbolic violence
, 11
Teenybopper subculture
, 53, 54
Telegraph (McCormick)
, 211
Terror management theory
, 175–177
as interpretive lens
, 172–173
mortality salience and
, 167–168
women with
, 169
women with anorexia, mortality salience, and
, 169
Times of India, The
, 132
Toys R Us
, 184
Tween girl
, 184
Tweets
, 108
Twitter
, 106, 107
API
, 110
messages
, 112
social network
, 117–118
Unemployment
, 142
Ungendered frame
, 129
Ungendered women
, 5–6, 135–137
Verbal representation
, 8
Victims
, 107–108, 112, 116, 142, 153
discourse
, 148–149
of sex-trafficking
, 146
trafficked women
, 144
Violence
, 10–11
against women
, 98, 126, 127–129, 134
Visual representation
, 8
Voluntary prostitution
, 142
Vulnerability denial
, 168
Weirdo cosplayers
, 90–91
“Wenches”
, 94
Western medicine model
, 59
Western Sahara
, 15, 16
Western Sahara War
, 2
Woman
, 92, 106, 127–129, 142, 168
with anorexia
, 169
characters
, 95
of color
, 109
empowerment
, 10, 90
network
, 51, 117–118
politicians or bureaucrats
, 132
poverty
, 148
psychological responses
, 166
representation
, 90
sexuality
, 99
silent presence
, 96–97
as slaves and commodities
, 150–151
as superheroines
, 95
violence against
, 98, 126, 127–129, 134
Women as guardians of nature
, 58–60
“Women in Refrigerators”
, 99
Women Preparing Tomorrow
, 51
Women’s places
, 2
agency-affirming places
, 2–4
covertly negating places
, 6–8
overtly hostile places
, 4–6
themes
, 8–11
Wonder Woman
, 91–92
Working women in print media
, 32–33
X. cute
, 52, 56, 57, 59
“Zombie Babe”
, 94
- Prelims
- Women’s Places: An Introduction to Gender and the Media
- Part I Agency Affirming Places
- Chapter 1 War, Culture, and Agency Among Sahrawi Women Refugees: A Photo-Essay
- Chapter 2 From “Old Boy” To “Gender Progressive”: The Shifting Gender Story of Funeral Work in Trade Journal Publications
- Chapter 3 “Punk Fairytale”: Popular Music, Media, and the (Re)Production of Gender
- Chapter 4 “Trappin’ Ain’t Shit to Me”: How Undergraduate Students Construct Meaning Around Race, Gender, and Sexuality Within Hip-Hop
- Part II Overtly Hostile or Agency-Denying Places
- Chapter 5 Truth, Justice, Boobs: Gender in Comic Book Culture
- Chapter 6 What a B!tch!: Cyber Aggression Toward Women of Color
- Chapter 7 Mainstreaming Gender, Endangered, Ungendered? Analysis of Media Reports of the 2012 Case of Rape in India
- Chapter 8 Images of Trafficked Women: A Case Study ofMedia and Social Science Discourse in Moldova, 2003–2008
- Part III Covertly Negating Places
- Chapter 9 Mortality Salience, Terror Management, and Hollywood Film: Theorizing on the Absence of Anorexia as a Subject in US Mainstream Movies
- Chapter 10 Who is the American Girl? Analyzing Difference in American Girl Advice Books
- Chapter 11 Gender and Critical Evaluation in Popular Music
- Index