[ecrea] New publication from Nordicom: Beyond the Stereotypes? Images of Boys and Girls, and their Consequences

New publication from Nordicom: Beyond the Stereotypes?

Images of Boys and Girls, and their Consequences

Editors: Dafna Lemish and Maya Götz**

Download pdf (OA): 
http://www.nordicom.gu.se/en/publikationer/beyond-stereotypes

Content

Preface

*Dafna Lemish and Maya Götz*

Beyond the Stereotypes? Introduction

I. INTERVENTIONS

*Dafna Lemish*

Innovations in Gender Representation in Children’s Television. The PRIX 
JEUNESSE 2016 Gender Prize Competition

*Katy Day*

Disruption – Not Always a Bad Thing. A Look at Scripts in Tamora 
Pierce’s First Test

*Nancy A. Jennings*

Teen Drama and Gender in the US. Two Moms, a Transgender Teen, and One 
Family on The Fosters

*Lindsay Watson*

Creating New Animated TV Series for Girls Aged 6-12 in Britain

*Anna Potter*

Thunderbirds Are Go. Re-booting Female Characters in Action Adventure 
Animation

*Alexandra Sousa, Srividya Ramasubramanian*

Challenging Gender and Racial Stereotypes in Online Spaces. Alternative 
Storytelling among Latino/a Youth in the U.S.

*Tamara Amoroso Gonçalves, Mariana Hanssen, Bellei Nunes de 
Siqueira, Letícia Ueda Vella*

Advertising to Children and Gender Stereotypes in Brazil. Reflecting a 
Broader “Macho” Culture

*Nelly Elias, Idit Sulkin, Dafna Lemish*

Gender Segregation on BabyTV. Old-time Stereotypes for the Very Young

II. CONSEQUENCES

*Kara Chan, Maggie Fung, and Tabitha Thomas*

Perception of Physical Beauty among Boys and Girls in Hong Kong

*Maya Götz, Ana Eckhardt Rodriguez*

Just Want to Look Good for You. Stereotypes in Music Videos and How to 
Overcome the Self-Evident Sexism in Germany

*Carmen Llovet, Mónica Díaz-Bustamante, Kavita Karan*

Are Girls Sexualized on Social Networking Sites? An Analysis of Comments 
on Instagram of Kristina Pimenova

*Johanna M.F. van Oosten*

Macho Boys and Sexy Babes on TV. How Watching Different Types of 
Television Content is Related to Dutch Adolescents’ Hypergender Orientations

*Ruchi Jaggi*

Children’s Perceptions of Gender Images in Indian Television Cartoons

*Monica Barbovschi, Tatiana Jereissati, Graziela Castello*

Representations of Gender on Social Media among Brazilian Young People. 
Between Reinforcing and Challenging the Stereotypes

*Ardis Storm-Mathisen*

Gender Representations and Identity Constructions among Youth in 
Botswana. Exploring the Influence of Media

*Shiri Reznik*

“HerStory”. Challenging Gender Stereotypes in Israeli Girls’ Perfect 
Love Stories

*Michael Forsman*

Duckface/Stoneface. Selfie Stereotypes and Selfie Literacy in Gendered 
Media Practices in Sweden

*Maya Götz, Caroline Mendel*

“Stop Propagating it is ‘Normal’ to Look Like Models”. TV Programs and 
Their Role in the Context of Eating Disorders in Germany (pdf)

*Linda Charmaraman, Amanda Richer, Brianna Ruffin, Budnampet 
Ramanudom, Katie Madsen*

Escaping from Worries or Facing Reality. A Survey Study of Adolescent 
Attitudes about Sexist and Homophobic Stereotypes in Mainstream US Media

*Sara L. Beck, Rebecca Hains, Colleen Russo Johnson*

“PAL can just be Themself”. Children in the US Respond to Annedroids’ 
Genderless TV Character

*Aanchal Sharma, Manisha Pathak-Shelat*

The Cultivation and Reception Effects of Gendered Images. Proposing Ways 
to Move Beyond. Gender Based Stereotypes for Boys and Girls

The Authors

For questions please contact director Ingela Wadbring: 
(ingela.wadbring /at/ nordicom.gu.se) <mailto:(ingela.wadbring /at/ nordicom.gu.se)>


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