African American Women Depictions in Television Docusoaps
A New Form of Representation or Depictions as Usual?
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Author
Publication
2015 - Lang AG International Academic Publishers, Peter
Language
English
Word Count
34,250 words, Guess
Page Count
137 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL28570747M
- Internet Archiveblackwomeninreal0000gold
- ISBN-139781433127786
- ISBN-101433127784
- Library of Congress Control Number2015003544
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number902803268
- Better World Books9781433127786
Classifications
- LCCPN1992.8.A34G65 2015
- LCCPN1992.8.A34 G65 2015
Description
"Black Women in Reality Television Docusoaps explores representations of Black women in one of the most powerful, popular forms of reality television -- the docusoap. Viewers, critics, and researchers have taken issue with what they consider to be unflattering, one-dimensional representations. This book discusses images of Black women in reality television during the 2011 viewing year, when much criticism arose. These findings provide a context for a more recent examination of reality television portrayals during 2014, following many reality stars' promises to offer new representations. The authors discuss the types of images shown, potential readings of such portrayals, and the implication of these reality television docusoap presentations. The book will be useful for courses examining topics such as popular culture; mass media and society; women's studies; race and media; sex and gender; media studies; African American issues in mass communication; and gender, race and representation, as well as other graduate-level classes." -- Publisher's description
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