Current perspectives in feminist media studies/ edited by Lisa McLaughlin and Cynthia Carter
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 302.23082 MCL/C (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P41426 |
1. Introduction: Current Perspectives in Feminist Media Studies Lisa McLaughlin and Cynthia
Carter 2. Arab Feminist Media Studies: Towards a poetics of diversity Salam Al-Mahadin
3. Sex, Shopping and Security: Thinking about feminist media studies again Gargi Bhattacharyya
4. Bridging The Gaps: Feminist generation gaps and feminist media studies in the U.S. context Mary Beltran
5. African Feminist Media Studies: A view from the global South Tanja Bosch
6. "Roll Up Your Sleeves!": Black women, black feminism in Feminist Media Studies Robin R. Means Coleman
7. The Difference Engine: Gender equality, journalism and the good society Monika Djerf-Pierre
8. Body Matters: Resuscitating the corporeal in a new media environment Meenakshi Gigi Durham
9. Sexism Reloaded, or, It's time to get angry again! Rosalind Gill
10. Do Your Homework: New media, old problems Melissa Gregg
11. A Feminist Political Economy of Communication Micky Lee
12. "Pro-Suming" Swearing (Verbal Violence): "Affect" as feminist (internet) criticism Lisa Yuk Ming Leung
13. Past the Post in Feminist Media Studies Catharine Lumby
14. Unveiling France's Border Strategies: Gender and the politics of the headscarf ban Angela McRobbie
15. Feminism and Media in the Postfeminist Era: What to make of the "feminist" in feminist media studies Andrea Press
16. Arriving at a Crossroads: Political priorities for a socially relevant feminist media scholarship Katharine Sarikakis
17. Wanted, Alive and Kicking: Curious feminist digital policy geeks Leslie Regan Shade
18. Critical Regionalities in Inter-Asia and the Queer Diaspora Audrey Yue
19. Negotiating the Local/Global in Feminist Media Studies: Conversations with Ana Carolina Escosteguy and Anita Gurumurthy Kumarini Silva and Kaitlynn Mendes
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