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Girls Sexualities And The Media Kate Harper Editor Yasmina Katsulis Editor

Name: Girls Sexualities And The Media Kate Harper Editor Yasmina Katsulis Editor
SKU: BELL-40666948
Price: 31.00 USD
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Girls Sexualities And The Media Kate Harper Editor Yasmina Katsulis Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.46 MB

Pages: 297

Author: Kate Harper (editor), Yasmina Katsulis (editor), Vera Lopez (editor), Georganne Scheiner Gillis (editor)

ISBN: 9781433122767, 1433122766

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Girls Sexualities And The Media Kate Harper Editor Yasmina Katsulis Editor by Kate Harper (editor), Yasmina Katsulis (editor), Vera Lopez (editor), Georganne Scheiner Gillis (editor) 9781433122767, 1433122766 instant download after payment.

This anthology provides exciting, innovative research focused on the construction of adolescent girls’ sexuality in the media. The volume includes a variety of theoretical and methodological perspectives from the humanities and the social sciences, addressing how girls and others respond to, work with, and even resist prevailing media representations of girls’ sexualities and how they use contemporary media as a form of sexual expression.
The authors consider a wide array of sexual attitudes, behaviors, and expressions not commonly seen in the sexualities literature, including the voices of «other» girls whose voices are often ignored, particularly racial/ethnic minority and indigenous girls, sexual minorities, and girls from non-U.S. settings. The use of ethnographic data, in conjunction with media analysis techniques, provides a unique approach to the media studies genre, which tends to highlight an analysis of media content, as opposed to the ways in which media is used in everyday life.