The Victimization of Women in the Media: A Discourse on the Victim and Gender Differentiation in Serbia

Over the past five years violence against women has been growing in Serbia. However, the aim of this paper is not to explore the reasons for the violence itself, but the way it is presented in the media. In this paper, representations of domestic violence are analysed by focusing on the image of wom...

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Main Author: Radak Sanja Lazarević
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2018-12-01
Series:Gender Studies
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description Over the past five years violence against women has been growing in Serbia. However, the aim of this paper is not to explore the reasons for the violence itself, but the way it is presented in the media. In this paper, representations of domestic violence are analysed by focusing on the image of women in newspapers, TV shows and film. Therefore, my intention is to examine: 1. How the media manipulate through the construct of gender; 2. The ways in which the media deepen gender differentiation and construct women as a weaker, inferior subject.
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The Victimization of Women in the Media: A Discourse on the Victim and Gender Differentiation in Serbia
Gender Studies
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retraditionalization
transition
victimization
violence
women
title The Victimization of Women in the Media: A Discourse on the Victim and Gender Differentiation in Serbia
title_full The Victimization of Women in the Media: A Discourse on the Victim and Gender Differentiation in Serbia
title_fullStr The Victimization of Women in the Media: A Discourse on the Victim and Gender Differentiation in Serbia
title_full_unstemmed The Victimization of Women in the Media: A Discourse on the Victim and Gender Differentiation in Serbia
title_short The Victimization of Women in the Media: A Discourse on the Victim and Gender Differentiation in Serbia
title_sort victimization of women in the media a discourse on the victim and gender differentiation in serbia
topic media discourse
retraditionalization
transition
victimization
violence
women
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