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by Catherine A. Lutz and Jane L. Collins
The authors of this unique book go beyond the dazzling photography of National Geographic to critique the lauded magazine's editorial and photographic policies around race, class, gender, and ethnicity. Very powerfully helps media educators analyze the meanings of images and camera presentations.
This book is about the developing power and influence of women in television and film. Based on interviews with dozens of the entertainment industry's most influential women, Linda Seger introduces readers to "the heroine's journey" in film stories and examines the impact of the growing power of women in Hollywood.
by Myra Macdonald
This lively book explores the ways women are presented in women's magazines, popular television and mainstream film.
by Susan J. Douglas
This book takes a look back at the TV programs, pop music and advertising of the last four decades and explores how mixed messages are conveyed to girls and women in America. A humorous and provocative analysis from the Shirelles to Charlie's Angels, Gidget to Madonna.
