MEDIA REPRESENTATIONS OF LOVE, SEX AND FEMALE POWER: SIX CASE STUDIES.
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https://doi.org/10.37646/xihmai.v16i32.528Keywords:
love, sex, poweful, feminsit, media representationsAbstract
Every day media products are consumed: novels, music and cinema, in addition to advertising campaigns made by government agencies that are broadcast mainly on radio and television. These products emit different messages through the media representations that are made of their protagonists, and this is a research topic that has been addressed by Tania Rodríguez Salazar, Doctor in Social Sciences from the University of Guadalajara, professor and researcher at the Department of Education Studies. the Social Communication of the same university and member of the National System of Researchers, level I. He has written several books and articles, among which are: The reasons for marriage (2001), Desirable lives. Cartographies of desires and values (2009) and Social representations. Theory and research (2007, coordinated with Lourdes García), as well as Media representations of love, sex and female power: six case studies (2016) of which she has been coordinator. Her thematic line is Sociology of Culture, love and emotions, and her research lines: Philosophy of Affectivity and emotions.
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Rodriguez, T. (Coord.). (2016). REPRESENTACIONES MEDIÁTICAS DEL AMOR, EL SEXO Y EL PODER FEMENINO: SEIS ESTUDIOS DE CASO. Editorial CUCSH-UdeG
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