Whose news? : the media and women's issues
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Whose news? : the media and women's issues
Sage Publications, 2006
2nd ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [382]-385) and index
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内容説明
Whose News?: The Media and Women's Issues (1994) quickly became an international classic which was widely used. The decade that has passed since its publication has witnessed dramatic developments in the media environment across the world. As a consequence, the coverage of gender issues in the media today has to be viewed and evaluated against the background of globalization in general and media globalization in particular.
This is just what this new and updated edition of the pioneering book does. In particular, it addresses the set of questions that has arisen in recent years concerning women's access to the media and to information as users, their participation in media and communication structures, and their portrayal and perspectives in media content.
This new edition retains its unique gender analysis of media content, and situates, views and evaluates the coverage of gender issues in the media within the context of recent trends in both the economy and the media industry. Employing a novel and nuanced methodology, it offers a distinctive view of the history of both the media and the women's movement in India as the 20th century gave way to the 21st. It also examines current media coverage of women's issues such as dowry-related violence, rape, sex selection, Muslim women's legal rights, and the practice of sati.
目次
Preface
Introduction - Ammu Joseph
I: THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRESS
Background and Context - Ammu Joseph and Kalpana Sharma
A. Daily Newspapers: Dowry Deaths - Kalpana Sharma and Ammu Joseph
Rape - Ammu Joseph and Kalpana Sharma
The Shah Bano Controversy - Kalpana Sharma and Ammu Joseph
Sex Selection - Kalpana Sharma and Ammu Joseph
The Roop Kanwar Tragedy - Ammu Joseph and Kalpana Sharma
B. Periodicals: News Magazines - Kalpana Sharma
Women's Magazines - Ammu Joseph
II. THE INDIAN LANGUAGE PRESS
Introduction - Kalpana Sharma and Ammu Joseph
The Hindi Press - Shubhra Gupta
The Tamil Press - Prasanna Ramaswamy and Vasantha Surya
The Bengali Press - Maitreyee Chatterjee
The Gujarati Press - Sonal Shukla
Postscript
Appendices
Index
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