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Women leaders' discursive constructions of leadership.(Report): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Women leaders' discursive constructions of leadership.…
By: Marlene G. Fine
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The fallen woman archetype: media representations of Lynndie England, gender, and the (ab)uses of U.S. female soldiers.: An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
The fallen woman archetype: media representations of Lynndi…
By: John W., III Howard, Laura C. Prividera
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Women Filmmakers of the African and Asian Diaspora: Decolonizing the Gaze, Locating Subjectivity. (book reviews): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Women Filmmakers of the African and Asian Diaspora: Decolon…
By: Haseenah Ebrahim
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The home as battlefront: femininity, gendered spheres, and the 1943 Women in National Service campaign.(Essay): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
The home as battlefront: femininity, gendered spheres, and …
By: James J. Kimble
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DeFrancisco, Victoria Pruin, and Catherine Helen Palczewski. Communicating Gender Diversity: A Critical Approach.(Book review): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
DeFrancisco, Victoria Pruin, and Catherine Helen Palczewski…
By: Bren Ortega Murphy
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Full Frontal Feminism: A Young Woman's Guide to Why Feminism Matters.(Book review): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Full Frontal Feminism: A Young Woman's Guide to Why Fe…
By: Lesli K. Pace
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Victim gender in news coverage of the priest sex crisis by the Boston Globe.(Report): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Victim gender in news coverage of the priest sex crisis by …
By: Mary Marcel
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The Lynching of Language: Gender, Politics, and Power in the Hill-Thomas Hearings. (book reviews): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
The Lynching of Language: Gender, Politics, and Power in th…
By: Darla Williams
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Why I feel guilty all the time: performing academic motherhood.(Essay): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Why I feel guilty all the time: performing academic motherh…
By: Joanne Gilbert
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Lessons from The Baby Boon: "family-friendly" policies and the ethics of justice and care.(Critical essay): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Lessons from The Baby Boon: "family-friendly" pol…
By: Sara Hayden
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Consuming desires: consumption, romance, and sexuality in best-selling teen romance novels.(Report): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Consuming desires: consumption, romance, and sexuality in b…
By: Naomi R. Johnson
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Sons and M(others): Framing the Maternal Body and the Politics of Reproduction in a South Indian Context.: An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Sons and M(others): Framing the Maternal Body and the Polit…
By: Radha S. Hedge
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Is art imitating life?: communicating gender and racial identity in Imitation of Life.: An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Is art imitating life?: communicating gender and racial ide…
By: Tina M. Harris, Deidra Donmoyer
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The Girl on the Magazine Cover: the Origins of Visual Stereotypes in American Mass Media.(Book Review): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
The Girl on the Magazine Cover: the Origins of Visual Stere…
By: Erika Grodzki
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Cultural and parental communicative influences on the career success of white and black women.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Cultural and parental communicative influences on the caree…
By: Lisa Bradford, Jessica Lee Buck, Renee A. Meyers
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Sex differences in pleasure from television texts: the case of Ally McBeal.: An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Sex differences in pleasure from television texts: the case…
By: Jonathan Cohen, Rivka Ribak
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Fear, Loathing and Lesbian Rhetoric: A Review of Diane Miller's Freedom to Differ.(Review): An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
Fear, Loathing and Lesbian Rhetoric: A Review of Diane Mill…
By: Adrienne E. Christiansen
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The gender of branding: early Nike women's advertising a feminist antenarrative.: An article from: Women's Studies in Communication
The gender of branding: early Nike women's advertising…
By: Jean M. Grow
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