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Introduction: Communities, Discourse and Contexts,f media representations of different communities. It also includes a chapter by chapter summary of the collection, indicating the connections between them and the progression in the content. In a three-part structure, the book presents: Part I, critical perspectives on the role of discourse in repro

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Transforming the Politics of Gender and Voice: Strategies of Expertise and Experiencey women in reply. It reviews the historical legacy of women’s disenfranchisement and establishes the precarious footing upon which their participation now stands. It focuses on two cases in which women have been caught up in this sexist dynamics: first, Mary Beard’s refusal to ‘shut up’ and capitula

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Discursive Colonialism: German Settler Communities, Their Media and Infrastructure in Africa, 1898–1for them to build supportive networks, make their voices heard and bring their colonial projects forward. In this context, the settler newspapers became keen advocates for a fast expansion of colonial infrastructure, such as railways. This chapter explores the settler press both as a site that depen

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Legitimising Political Homophobia: Sexual Minorities and Russian Television News been largely undermined. This chapter examines how Russian television news media perpetuate homophobic attitudes to legitimise the Kremlin’s policies of moral regulation. By representing non-heterosexuality as the antithesis of Russian sovereign values and traditions, LGBTQ is essentially establish

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Interrogating Representations and Misrepresentations of Violence: The Contested Identities of Generabed as being “caught in the middle” of two cultures. This chapter investigates the portrayal of young Somali Australians as violent in both the academic literature and the popular media, and takes into account their own reflections on this misrepresentation. The representation of Generation 1.5 as p

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News Coverage of a Women’s Hunger Strike Against “Chauvinist Violence”with gender-based violence. Approaching this type of violence as a public health matter, the contention is that the patriarchal order not only lies at the heart of gender-based violence, but that it also guarantees its continued (relative) invisibility in the news media, and the perpetuation of inef

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