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Gender and Media Representation

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Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nAbout the Editors xi\\\\r\\\\nAbout the Contributors xiii\\\\r\\\\nForeword xvii\\\\r\\\\nBook Preface xix\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nIntroduction: Contextualising Media’s Representations of Gender\\\\r\\\\nIssues in Sub-Saharan Africa\\\\r\\\\nMargaret Jjuuko, Solveig Omland and Carol Azungi Dralega 1\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nSection I\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nGender Representation, Construction, and Portrayal\\\\r\\\\nChapter 1 Conceptualising Participation as Representation,\\\\r\\\\nInteraction, and Engagement\\\\r\\\\nEmilly Comfort Maractho and Solveig Omland 11\\\\r\\\\nChapter 2 How the Tanzanian Press Portrayed the Country’s\\\\r\\\\nFirst Female President Samia Suluhu Hassan in a\\\\r\\\\nNon-stereotypical Manner\\\\r\\\\nTheodorah S. Munisiand Terje Skjerdal 25\\\\r\\\\nChapter 3 Media Representations of Women Candidates in\\\\r\\\\nKenya’s 2022 General Elections\\\\r\\\\nDenis Ikachoi and Joseph Njuguna 41\\\\r\\\\nChapter 4 Critiquing Language and Discourse in ‘Rwanda\\\\r\\\\n20 Years On: The Tragic Testimony of the Children of Rape’\\\\r\\\\nNewspaper Article\\\\r\\\\nMargaret Jjuuko 57\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nviii Contents\\\\r\\\\nChapter 5 Unveiling Voices and Visibility: Women’s Engagement\\\\r\\\\nand Representation in Three Morning Prime-time Radio\\\\r\\\\nShows in Accra, Ghana\\\\r\\\\nTheodora Dame Adjin-Tettey, Manfred Kofi Antwi Asuman and\\\\r\\\\nMary Selikem Ayim-Segbefia 71\\\\r\\\\nChapter 6 Exploring the Affordance of Equality and Equal\\\\r\\\\nOpportunities to Female Journalists in Rwanda’s Media Margaret Jjuuko and Solveig Omland 85\\\\r\\\\nChapter 7 Communicating Abortion in the Mass Media:\\\\r\\\\nA Literature Review of the Challenges and Possibilities\\\\r\\\\nJeanne d’Arc Mukamana, Emma Durden and Sarah Gibson 99\\\\r\\\\nChapter 8 Mainstreaming Gender in Postgraduate Journalism\\\\r\\\\nand Communication Programmes in Ghana\\\\r\\\\nAurelia Ayisi 109\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nSection II\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nDigital Media Spaces and Gender Empowerment\\\\r\\\\nChapter 9 Digital Storytelling in Social Media: A Cultural\\\\r\\\\nActivity and a Media Style in Fighting Gender-based Violence\\\\r\\\\nin Tanzania\\\\r\\\\nEva Solomon 125\\\\r\\\\nChapter 10 Gender Mainstreaming in AI-enhanced Journalism\\\\r\\\\nPractice, Education, and Research in African Contexts\\\\r\\\\nCarol Azungi Dralega 141\\\\r\\\\nChapter 11 Digital Safety: Perspectives from Women\\\\r\\\\nJournalists in Uganda\\\\r\\\\nFred Kakooza and Samuel Kazibwe 161\\\\r\\\\nChapter 12 YouTube Videos as Agents of Social Inclusion and\\\\r\\\\nTherapy Among Gender-based Violence Survivors\\\\r\\\\nAnne Anjao Eboi 175\\\\r\\\\nChapter 13 Community Radio in Building Resilience Against\\\\r\\\\nGender-based Violence in Tanzania: A Case of Radio Sengerema\\\\r\\\\nDianus Josephat Ishengoma 191\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nContents ix\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nChapter 14 Community Radio as an Enabler of Women’s\\\\r\\\\nEmpowerment in Kenya: A Systematic Review of\\\\r\\\\nScholarly Evidence\\\\r\\\\nJoseph Njuguna 207\\\\r\\\\nChapter 15 Gendered Power Relations and Culture\\\\r\\\\nof Silence: An Exploration of Female Interns’ Sexual\\\\r\\\\nHarassment Experiences in Nigerian Newsrooms\\\\r\\\\nBimbo Lolade Fafowora 223\\\\r\\\\nIndex 239

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302.23 Mar g

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Leeds : Emerald Publishing., 2025

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xix, 274 hlm. : 23 x 15 cm

Language

English

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978-1-83608-408-2

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302.23

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Women in mass media
Mass media and sexism--Africa
Gender identity in mass media

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