Sumário
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| 241 pp. |
| Gender and media: where do we stand today? | |
| Carla Cerqueira, Rosa Cabecinhas, Sara I. Magalhães | 5-11 |
I. Gender and communication studies
| Stasis and shifts in feminist media scholarship | |
| Carolyn M. Byerly | 15-27 |
| Gender and communication: problematizations, methodologies, intersections | |
| António Fernando Cascais | 29-47 |
| Gender, sex and sexuality in two open access communication journals published in Portugal: a critical overview of current discursive practices | |
| Zara Pinto-Coelho, Silvana Mota-Ribeiro | 49-66 |
II. Gender representations
| Giving voice to the patient in vegetative state: biopolitical intersections of discourses on human life and female body | |
| Cláudia Álvares, Adalberto Fernandes | 69-83 |
| Sex-role stereotyping and sex discrimination regulation in advertising: the belgian case | |
| Yaiza Janssens | 85-101 |
| Cher’s music videos. Gender as a performative construction | |
| Orquídea Cadilhe | 103-121 |
III. Gender and news
| Sensitive to others: emotions, care and gender in the construction of news | |
| Maria João Silveirinha | 125-140 |
| Framing gender and women politicians representation: print media coverage of spanish women ministers | |
| Núria Fernandez-Garcia | 141-160 |
| Female politics in Parliament: addressing questions about political and journalistic representation | |
| Carla Baptista, Ana Cabrera, Carla Martins, Teresa Mendes Flores | 161-183 |
IV. Gender and media reception
| A brief exploration of the effects of ICTs and social media on the gender activism in India post december 16th 2012 | |
| Adrija Dey | 187-204 |
| Women and digital reading: the gendering of digital reading practices | |
| Carla Ganito, Cátia Ferreira | 205-232 |
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Centro de Estudos de Comunicação e Sociedade (CECS)
Universidade do Minho