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Full Title
SOCIOLOGIA DELLA COMUNICAZIONE
Publisher
FrancoAngeli
ISSN
1121-1733 (Printed Journal)
1972-4926 (Online Journal)
Journal Issue Number
63
Journal Issue Designation
63
Journal Issue Date
2022
Full Title
Designing feminist reception studies in the new media environment: #MeToo, Tinder, and Feminist Culture Wars in the Post-Gender and Post-Reception Era
By (author)
First Page
58
Last Page
75
Language of text
English
Publication Date
2022/06
Copyright
2022 FrancoAngeli srl
Introduction or preface
In this piece I treat a series of separate phenomena and events that have posed particular challenges to the terrain of feminist reception research as it seeks to grapple with these new elements of the media landscape: the #MeToo movement with its attendant publicity around the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and assault which were shaped by the "media-ready feminism" of mainstream media; reception of a popular media representation of work-life balance; gendered use of online dating apps, the associated ubiquity of "hookup culture", and what it means for feminist reception study when reception means active use but within a context of structured discrimination; and the movement critiquing the lack of representation of women and racial and other groups in the popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia. Each has challenged previous notions of how to conduct feminist media reception research.
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