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(In)visibilities of Men and Aging in the Media: Discourses from Germany and Portugal

机译:媒体中男性与老年人的(in)可见性:来自德国和葡萄牙的演讲

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Social representations stem from wider processes of socialization within which the media perform a simultaneously reflective and co-constitutive role. Embedded in society, mainstream media discourses tend to legitimize and convey social representations in line with hegemonic ideologies. By doing so, mainstream media shed light on what are considered to be valid representations and roles and render invisible those which are not hegemonic and, hence, dismissed as less important or actively invisibilized. As European democratic societies are becoming increasingly older and gender equal, it would be expected for mainstream media to go in line with these trends, giving increasing visibility to seniors and to both women and non-hegemonic representations of what it means to be a man. This paper intends to explore whether media representations go on par with this course. To put it forward, this paper will identify how media are representing men and aging in Germany and Portugal through a quantitative content analysis of four national weekly news magazines.
机译:社会代表来自更广泛的社会化过程,在这些过程中,媒体扮演着同时反思和共同构成的角色。嵌入主流社会的媒体话语倾向于根据霸权意识形态合法化和传达社会代表。这样一来,主流媒体就揭示了被认为是有效的表征和角色,并使那些不是霸权的,看不见的,不那么重要或主动变得不透明的隐喻变得不可见。随着欧洲民主社会的日趋老龄化和性别平等,主流媒体有望与这些趋势保持一致,从而使老年人,妇女以及非霸权代表人成为男人的机会越来越多。本文旨在探讨媒体表征是否与本课程相提并论。提出这一点,本文将通过对四本国家每周新闻杂志的定量内容分析,来确定媒体如何代表德国和葡萄牙的男性和老龄化。

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