MEDIA SOCIOLOGISTS (GENDER) Flashcards

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Who argued women are poorly represented in the media?

A

Tuchman

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Who argued the representations of women is biased as they are ofetn depicted as busy housewives?

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Tunstall

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Who found that 84% of reporters and guests on BBC radio 4 were men?

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Martinson

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4
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Which organisation found that radio stations play female acts 5-15% of the time?

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Why not her? Collective

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5
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Who found that duringt 2012 Olympics just 4.5% of articles related to women’s sports?

A

Packer

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Who argued most TV shows started including predominantly female casts? (Postmodernist)

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Gauntlett

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Who argued that female bodies are in the constant need of improvement? - the beauty myth

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Wolf

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8
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Who argued the male gaze?

A

Mulvey

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9
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Who argued that music industry is guilty of sexually objectifying women?

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Laura Bates

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10
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Who argues that slminess = success?

A

Orbach

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Who argued that 5 minute exposure to thin images result in low self-esteem?

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Banyard

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Who argued 21s century media is aimed at young women? (Postmodernism)

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Gauntlett

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Who found that in most video games there are no female charaters or they are portrayed as sex objects?

A

Dietz

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14
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Who found that male characters speak twice as much as female?

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Rennick

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Who argued that women’s participation incommunities such as mumsnet reinforces the notion that women should perform the emotion work for the family?

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Green and Singleton

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16
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Who’s the example of female MPs receiving sexist abuse?

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Diane Abbott

17
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Who argued that in new media women are the most empowered and the internet can potentially destabilise patriarchy?

A

Green and Singleton

18
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Which charity found that boys’ percpetion of masculinity representations showed that representations haven’t changed?

A

Children Now

19
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Which charity outlined 6 stereotypes of male characters? What are these stereotypes?

A

Children Now
1. Joker - laughter = masculinity
2. Jock - powerful and strong despite the threat to health
3. Strong, silent type - focuses on being in charge (e.g. James Bond)
4. Big shot - economically powerful and socially successful
5. Action hero - aggressive (e.g. Hulk)
6. Buffoon - father figure with parenting issues (e.g. Hopper)

20
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Who found that 20% of media representations of masculinity focus on fashion (positive)

A

McNamara

21
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Who argued that men’s magazines such as ‘men’s health’ transmit metrosexual values? (Postmodernism)

A

Gauntlett

22
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Who argued that media presenta a view of masculinity based on the aggression, strength, competition and violence?

A

Easthorpe

23
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Who argued that media failed to portray the reality of masculine life and 80% of male representations were negative, showing them as violent?

A

McNamara

24
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Which campaign striked against magazines portraying women as sex objects?

A

The lose the lads’ mags

25
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Who argued the ‘retributive masculinity’ - an attempt to reclaim traditional masculinity?

A

Rutherford

26
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Who argued that the role of men’s style magazines is to encourage spending?

A

Edwards

27
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Encouraging spending amongst male and female readers is called commodity fetishism and creates false needs. Who argued this? (Marxism)

A

Adorno