ResumenDentro de los estudios de género, la representación de la mujer en la música es un objeto de investigación poco desarrollado hasta el momento. Puede abordarse la construcción del perfil de mujer en el mundo general de la música desde muy diversas perspectivas y una de ellas es la perteneciente a la canción de consumo o canción popular. Este trabajo desarrolla un análisis de la representación de la mujer como intérprete y como personaje en canciones de éxito internacional (2009-2011) y en sus correspondientes videoclips. El análisis se contextualiza en el marco general de otros estudios similares previos, dedicados a distintos géneros musicales y coteja la construcción y el uso de dicho perfil en comparación con canciones y vídeos musicales de intérpretes masculinos, encontrando la pervivencia de estereotipos patriarcales habituales y el nacimiento de nuevos prototipos de mujeres que rompen con los anteriores, haciendo propios rasgos tradicionalmente entendidos como masculinos. Palabras clave: Mujer, canción de consumo, estereotipos, prototipos, estudios de género. AbstractWithin gender studies, the representation of women in music is so far an underdeveloped object of investigation. It is possible to address women's profile contruction in the general world of music from different perspectives, and one of which is the popular song. This paper develops an analysis of the representation of women as a performer and as a character in international hit songs (2009)(2010)(2011) and their corresponding music video. The analysis is contextualized within the general frame of previous similar studies dedicated to different genres, and collates the construction and use of profiles, comparing them with songs and music videos of male performers, finding the usual persistence of patriarchal stereotypes and the arise of new prototypes of women, who break with the past, making themselves traditionally masculine traits.
Hibridaciones de la hipertelevisión: información y entretenimiento en los modelos de infoentertaiment The hybridizations of the hypertelevision: information and entertainment in the models of infoentertainment.
ResumenA pesar de que la mujer adolescente y preadolescente ocupa buena parte de las imágenes de la publicidad y de los relatos televisivos o cinematográficos, son muy escasos los trabajos de investigación dedicados a la representación de la misma. Las edades de vida de la mujer parecen haber sido silenciadas durante largo tiempo, especialmente la edad madura, la vejez y la adolescencia. Este trabajo pretende acercarse a la construcción que de ella se hace en un medio que hace de la niña-joven "adolescente" una de sus banderas de identificación: Disney Channel, en comparación con productos audiovisuales de otras cadenas.Palabras clave: Mujer, adolescencia, ficción, televisión, género. AbstractAlthough the teen and preteen woman occupies much of the images in advertising and film and television stories, only a little few research works are devoted to her representation. The ages of women's lives appear to have been silenced for a long time, especially middle age, old age and adolescence. This study attempts to approach the construction of this type of woman done in a media that makes the female teenager an identification flag: Disney Channel, compared to audiovisual products of others TV channels.
Fenómenos televisivos «teenagers»: prototipias adolescentes en series vistas en España Televisual Teenager Phenomena. Adolescent Prototypes in TV Series in Spain RESUMENEste trabajo se justifica doblemente: como parte de una investigación superior sobre análisis de tipos de personajes hasta el momento marginales en series de ficción televisivas y como contribución a la reflexión de la invasión del adolescente en la pantalla televisiva como reclamo en busca de un sector de audiencias. Su objetivo es mostrar los prototipos de adolescentes que se generan en los productos audiovisuales televisivos que se emiten en la actualidad en España. Para ello se ha diseñado una metodología basada en un doble movimiento: fase de análisis cuantitativo de series y personajes; y fase de análisis cualitativo y deconstructivo de los personajes adolescentes en su proceso identitario. El resultado confirma la existencia de una potente estandarización de actitudes y apariencias con respecto a los modelos propuestos por series americanas por encima de las españolas. La conclusión habla de la generación de prototipos adolescentes contradictorios. ABSTRACTThis work is doubly justified: as a part of a bigger research project on types of so far marginalized characters in television drama serials; and as a contribution to the teenage invasion of the TV screen as a call to this kind of audience. The aim of this paper is to show prototypes of adolescents created in televised products broadcast today in Spain. The methodology is based on two factors: a quantitative one about serials and characters, and a qualitative analysis of drama serials and teen characters. The result confirms the existence of a powerful standardized appearance and attitude regarding the models proposed by American series over the Spanish ones. The conclusion discusses the generation of contradictory teenage prototypes.
Commercial cinema in Spain, as in the rest of the world, has gone to great lengths to describe visually, without any intention of protest, each and every one of the forms of violence against women: physical, psychological, financial, social and, lastly, sexual. Beyond insinuating and intimidating compliments and gazes, sexual violence is something that is excepted in scripts, even in those of famous directors who create powerful female characters. The aim of this paper is to know how the Spanish directors, of both sexes, represent the topic of sexual violence, paying attention to the masculinity of the characters. To this end, a content analysis was performed on twelve films from a narrative perspective. In a second stage, employing methodological triangulation and a questionnaire as a quantitative tool, university students were asked about how they perceived the scenes of sexual violence in these films. The results show, on one side, that rape is the act of sexual violence more represented and, on the other hand, a lack of awareness about the treatment of rape in Spanish cinema, as well as its rejection by young audiences.
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