2005
DOI: 10.4000/questionsdecommunication.4045
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Espaces politiques au féminin

Abstract: E n faisant actuellement leur entrée dans les sciences de l'information et de la communication (SIC), les études sur le genre prennent en charge des préoccupations présentes ailleurs depuis plus longtemps, notamment en histoire, en sociologie, en ethnologie, en anthropologie (voir M EI, 2004 ; Réseaux, 2003). S'appuyant sur le constat que faisaient Thierry Lancien et al. (2001 :49), Isabelle Gavilletqui, dans ce dossier mène une réflexion générale sur le sujet-note qu'il y a quelques années « on classait les é… Show more

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“…So if we want to show how they are interlinked, we need to pay attention to the unspoken aspects of the discourses, to the silent principles of division that underlie them, to the affective charge that runs through them, and even to the way in which one process of social segmentation may be expressed in the terms of another. (Bonnafous, Jouët, Rieffel, 2003); "Sexe & Communication" (Bouchard, Froissart, 2004); "Espaces politiques au féminin" (Fleury, Walter, 2005); "Usages politiques du genre" (Desmarchelier, Rennes, 2005); "Femmes et médias: le 8 mars à la Une" (Coulomb-Gully, Bonnafous, 2007); "Penser le genre en sciences de l'information et de la communication et au-delà" and "Penser le genre en sciences de l'information et de la communication et au-delà (2)" (Fleury, Walter, 2009a;2009b); "Médias:…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…So if we want to show how they are interlinked, we need to pay attention to the unspoken aspects of the discourses, to the silent principles of division that underlie them, to the affective charge that runs through them, and even to the way in which one process of social segmentation may be expressed in the terms of another. (Bonnafous, Jouët, Rieffel, 2003); "Sexe & Communication" (Bouchard, Froissart, 2004); "Espaces politiques au féminin" (Fleury, Walter, 2005); "Usages politiques du genre" (Desmarchelier, Rennes, 2005); "Femmes et médias: le 8 mars à la Une" (Coulomb-Gully, Bonnafous, 2007); "Penser le genre en sciences de l'information et de la communication et au-delà" and "Penser le genre en sciences de l'information et de la communication et au-delà (2)" (Fleury, Walter, 2009a;2009b); "Médias:…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thirteen years after the publication of the Thematic Section Espaces politiques au féminin [Political arenas in the feminine] in the seventh issue of Questions de communication (Fleury, Walter, 2005), today's Section, Controversies and gender: feminist and queer approaches, addresses once again the ongoing thinking in ICS on the links between gender, the media and public space. Research into gender in this discipline, which increased following the public debates in France on the Pacs and on parity, is now well established.…”
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