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. -- Provided By Publisher. Girls' Sexualities And The Media : The Power Of The Media / Yasmina Katsulis, Vera Lopez, Kate Harper, And Georganne Scheiner Gillis -- The Girls Of Carvel : Adolescent Desire Ina Andy Hardy Films / Georganne Scheiner Gillis / Sensible Safety Rules : Class, Race, And Girls' Sexual Vulnerability In The U.s. Print Media, 1960-1970 / Jennifer Helgren -- Snogging, Stereotypes, And Subversion : Girls' Sexuality In The Harry Potter Series / Kate Harper -- The Pleasures Of Danger And The Dangers Of Pleasure : The Inversion Of Gender Relations In The Twilight Series / Suzan Walters And Michael Kimmel -- She's All That : Girl Sexuality And Teen Film / Catherine Driscoll -- Wrecked And Redeemed : Religio-political Pedagogy And Mtv's 16 And Pregnant / Amanda Rossie -- Just Say Me? (mis)representing Female Adolescent Sexual Agency On The Secret Life Of The American Teenager / Elena Frank -- Producing Girl Citizens As Agents Of Health : An Analysis Of Hpv Media Campaigns In The United States / Kellie Burns And Cristyn Davies -- Hyperfeminine Subcultures : Rethinking Gender Subjectivity And The Discourse Of Sexuality Among Adolescent Girls In Contemporary Japan / Isaac Gagné -- Favela Models : Sexual Virtue And Hopeful Narratives Of Beauty In Brazil / Alvaro Jarrin -- Chongas In The Media : The Ethno-sexual Politics Of Latina Girls' Hypervisibilty / Jillian Hernandez -- Hereroflexibility : Female Performance And Pleasure / Jennifer Apple -- Hey Media, Back Off And Get Off My Body : Spark Is Taking Sexy Back / Deborah L. Tolman, Lyn Mikel Brown, And Christin P. Bowman -- From Media Propaganda To De-stigmatizing Sex : Exploring A Teen Magazine By, For, And About Girls / Linda Charmaraman And Brittany Low -- We're All Straight Here : Using Girls' Groups And Critical Media Literacy To Explore Identity With Middle School Girls / Amy Rutstein-riley ... [et Al]. Edited By Kate Harper, Yasmina Katsulis, Vera Lopez, & Georganne Scheiner Gillis. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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Conscience as Cognition Phenomenological Complementing of Aquinass Theory of Conscience

Girls{u2019} Sexualities and the Media

Mazzarella, Sharon R.; Harper, Kate; Katsulis, Yasmina; Lopez, Vera; Scheiner Gillis, Georganne

Sharon R. Mazzarella; Kate Harper; Yasmina Katsulis; Vera Lopez; Georganne Scheiner Gillis

Vera Lopez; Georganne Scheiner Gillis; Yasmina Katsulis; Kate Harper

Kate Harper; Vera Lopez; Georganne Scheiner Gillis; Yasmina Katsulis

Kate Harper; Yasmina Katsulis; Peter Lang Publishing

Paul Grosswiler

Unbekannt

Lang AG International Academic Publishers, Peter

Ingram Publisher Services UK- Academic

Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York

Peter Lang Publishing, Incorporated

United States, United States of America

Mediated youth, New York, 2014

2nd ed., 2013-07-12

New edition, 2013

New, US, 2013

1, 20130201

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Cover
Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword (Catherine Driscoll)
Notes
Works Cited
Girls’ Sexualities and the Media: The Power of the Media (Yasmina Katsulis, Vera Lopez, Kate Harper, and Georganne Scheiner Gillis)
Sexual Subjectivity and Empowerment
Sexualization
Media Use
Media Literacy
Overall Structure of This Volume
Chapter Outlines
Section One: Historical and Contemporary Media Representations
Section Two: Media Use and Self-Representation
Section Three: Media Campaigns and Literacy Projects
Notes
Works Cited
Part One: Historical and Contemporary Media
1. The Girls of Carvel: Adolescent Desire in Andy Hardy Films (Georganne Scheiner Gillis)
Notes
Works Cited
2. “Sensible Safety Rules”: Class, Race, and Girls’ Sexual Vulnerability in the U.S. Print Media, 1950–1970 (Jennifer Helgren)
Notes
Works Cited
3. Snogging, Stereotypes, and Subversion: Girls’ Sexuality in the Harry Potter Series (Kate Harper)
Literature Review
Why Intersectionality?
Is There Sex in Harry Potter?
Who is Sexual, and Why Does it Matter?
Concluding Thoughts and Implications
Notes
Works Cited
4. The Pleasures of Danger and the Dangers of Pleasure: The Inversion of Gender Relations in the Twilight Series (Suzan Walters and Michael Kimmel)
Introduction
Traditional Tropes
The Desexualization of Bella
The Sexualization of Jacob and Edward
“Team Edward” and “Team Jacob” Spell Team/Teen Lust
The De-Erotics of Male Sexualization
Conclusion
Notes
Works Cited
5. “She’s All That”: Girl Sexuality and Teen Film (Catherine Driscoll)
Sex in Teen Film
Visible Articulations; Articulating Visibility
Conclusion
Notes
Works Cited
6. Wrecked and Redeemed: Religio-Political Pedagogy and MTV’s 16 and Pregnant (Amanda Rossie)
Introduction
Attentive Aesthetics, Savvy Structure
Peering” Into the Politics of Fear: Abortion, Adoption, and Fetal Citizenship
Wrecked and Redeemed
Conclusions: Political Religion, Pop Culture Pedagogy, and “Productive Perversity”
Notes
Works Cited
7. Just Say Me? (Mis)representing Female Adolescent Sexual Agency on The Secret Life of the American Teenager (Elena Frank)
Literature Review
Methodology
Results
Abortion
Birth Control
Masturbation
Discussion
Conclusion
Notes
Works Cited
8. Producing Girl Citizens as Agents of Health: An Analysis of HPV Media Campaigns in the United States (Kellie Burns and Cristyn Davies)
Introduction
Mediating Healthy Citizenship
Risk, Choice, and Discourses of New Public Health
Girlhood, Citizenship, and Sexual Health
Gardasil®, Cervical Cancer, and HPV
HPV Boredom
Conclusion
Notes
Works Cited
Part Two: Media Use and Self-Representation
9. “Hyperfeminine” Subcultures: Rethinking Gender Subjectivity and the Discourse of Sexuality Among Adolescent Girls in Contemporary Japan (Isaac Gagné)
Introduction
The Path to Lolita
Lolita Vis-a-Vis Shifting Dominant Media Representations of Young Girls in Japan
The Hyperfemininity of “Cuteness”
Adolescence and Sexuality in Contemporary Japan
Conclusion
Notes
Works Cited
10. Favela Models: Sexual Virtue and Hopeful Narratives of Beauty in Brazil (Alvaro Jarrin)
Learning to Dream
The Value of Beauty
Recognizing the Good Girls
Scouting for Sameness
Short-Circuiting Hope
Notes
Works Cited
11. “Chongas” in the Media: The Ethno-Sexual Politics of Latina Girls’ Hypervisibility (Jillian Hernandez)
Excessive Presence: Latina Bodies in Visual Culture
“You Could See Me, You Could Read Me”: YouTube and the Branding of the Chonga Body
The Chonga as Ethnic Spectacle
The Meaning(s) of “Chonga”
Conclusion
Notes
Works Cited
12. Heteroflexibility: Female Performance and Pleasure (Jennifer Apple)
Methods
Literature Review
Analysis
Media: Heteroflexibility as Performative
Interviews: Public Performance and Private Pleasures
Public vs. Private Distinction:
Performance vs. “Authentic” Attraction
Disrupting Heteronormative Scripts
Discussion
Conclusions
Notes
Works Cited
Part Three: Media Campaigns and Literacy Projects
13. “Hey Media, Back Off and Get Off My Body”: SPARK is Taking Sexy Back (Deborah L. Tolman, Lyn Mikel Brown, and Christin P. Bowman)
SPARKing History
Sowing the Seeds of a Movement: Spark Summit
Deep Background: Motivation for Sparking a (Media) Movement
Leveraging Research: Building a Bridge From Academia to Activism
SPARK: The Movement
The SPARKTeam
The SPARKits
SPARKing the Future
Notes
Works Cited
14. From Media Propaganda to De-Stigmatizing Sex: Exploring a Teen Magazine By, For, and About Girls (Linda Charmaraman and Brittany Low)
Literature Review
Media Sexualization of Women and Girls
Sexual Content in Teen Girl Magazines
Resisting Sexualization Through Alternative Media Programs
Current Study
Methods
Results: Content Analysis of Teen Voices magazine
Behind the Scenes: Reflections From the Teen Editors
Discussion and Implications
Future Directions
Notes
Works Cited
15. “We’re All Straight Here”: Using Girls’ Groups and Critical Media Literacy to Explore Identity with Middle School Girls (Amy Rutstein-Riley, Jenn Walker, Alice Diamond,
Bonnie Bryant, and Marie LaFlamme)
Introduction
Why a Focus on the Media?
Girlhood, Identity, and Girl Culture
Project Participants
Data Collection
Data Analysis
Findings
Discussion
Notes
Works Cited
Contributors
Index

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.
Erscheinungsdatum: 12.07.2013

This anthology provides exciting, innovative research focused on the construction of adolescent girls{u2019} 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{u2019} 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

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.<BR> 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.

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