Social inequality & the politics of representation/  a global landscape 
Pascale, Celine-Marie 
 - 1st.ed. 
 - Thousand Oaks:  SAGE Publications, Inc,  2012-09-25. 
 - 368 
<br/><br/>SECTION 1: CLASS<br/>1. Class Invisibility and Sflgniatization: Irish Media<br/>Coverage of" a Public Housing Estate in Limerick<br/>Martin J. Power, Eoin Devereux, and . {manda Havnes<br/>2. Inequality and Representation: Critical Discourse<br/>Analysis of News Coverage About Honielessness<br/>yiviane de Mc/o Rcsende and I'iviane Ranialho<br/>3. Linguistic Discrimination, Poverty, and the Otomi in Mexico<br/>Roland Terhorg and Laura Garcia Landa<br/>4. Race-Class Intersections as Interactional Resources In<br/>Post-Apartheid South Africa<br/>Kevin Whitehead<br/>SECTION 2: RACE<br/>5. The Representation of Ethnic-Cultural "Otherness":<br/>The Roma Minority in Serbian Press<br/>Natasa Simeunovic Bajic<br/>6. "You are trying to make it a racial issue!": Race-Baiting and<br/>Social Categorization in Recent U.S. Immigration Debates<br/>Shiao-Yitn Chiang<br/>7. Global Media and Cultural Identities:<br/>The Case of Indians in Post-Amin Uganda<br/>Hemant Shah<br/>8. Representing and Reconstructing Chinatown:<br/>A Social Semiotic Analysis of Place Names in Urban<br/>Planning Policies of Washington, D.C.<br/>Jackie Jia Lou<br/>SECTION 3: SEXUALITY<br/>9. Sexual Citizenship and Suffering Subjects: Media Discourse<br/>About Teenage Homosexuality in South Korea<br/>Hae Yean Choo and Myra Marx Ferree<br/>10. Hidden Sexualities: Behind the Veil and in the Swamps<br/>Sanyo Osha<br/>11. The Bad and the Good (Queer) Immigrant in Italian Mass Media<br/>Valentino Pagliai<br/>12. The Surplus of Paradoxes: Queering Images of Sexuality and Economy<br/>Antke Engel<br/>SECTION 4: GENDER<br/>13. Positioning the Veiled Woman: An Analysis of Austrian Press<br/>Photographs in the Context of the European Headscarf Debates<br/>Ricarda Dnteke, Susanne Kirchhojf, and Elisabeth Klaus<br/>14. Constructing and Being the "Other": Young Men's Talk on<br/>Ethnic and Racist Violence<br/>Kjerstin Andersson<br/>15. Language as a Means of "Civilizing" the Kurdish Women in Turkey<br/>Ebi-u Sungun<br/>16. Contested Identity: Transgendered People in Malaysia<br/>Caesar DeAlwis, Maya Khemlani David, and Francisco Perlas Dumanig<br/>SECTION 5: NATION<br/>17. Language and Identity: I^irkish Soap Operas and Language Policy in the<br/>Bulgarian Mediascape<br/>Nadezhda Georgieva-Stankova<br/>18. Tiny Netizens Mocking the Great Firewall: Discourse,<br/>Power, and the Politics of Representation in China, 2005 to 2010<br/>Weizhun Mao<br/>19. Framing Extreme Violence: The Collective Memory-Making<br/>of Argentina's Dirty War<br/>Roberta Villaldn<br/>20. The Changing Dynamics of Political Discourse About<br/>Orphans in Soviet and Post-Soviet Periods<br/>Margarita Astoyants<br/>/ 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1412992214 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>305  / PAS/S