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▼a Disability, media, and representations :
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▼c edited by Jacob Johanssen and Diana Garrisi.
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▼a 1 online resource (xiii, 182 pages) |
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▼a Routledge research in disability and media studies |
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▼a Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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▼a 1 Introduction -- 2 'The Stuff of Nightmares': Representations of Disability on the Online Bulletin Board Reddit -- 3 Madeline Stuart as Disability Advocate and Brand: Exploring the Affective Economies of Social Media -- 4 Losing Someone Like Us: Memetic Logics and Coping with Brain Tumours on Social Media -- 5 Inscribing Comedy in the Breast Cancer Narrative. Disease, Autoethnography and Black Humour -- 6 Knowing North Korea through Photographs of Abled/ Disabled Bodies in Western News -- 7 Disabled Heroines: Representations of Female Disability in Japanese Television Dramas -- 8 The Education of Children with Disabilities in South African Online News Reports -- 9 Mass Media Use by Individuals with Disabilities in Germany Compared to the United Kingdom |
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▼a Bringing together scholars from around the world to research the intersection between media and disability, this edited collection aims to offer an interdisciplinary exploration and critique of print, broadcast and online representations of physical and mental impairments. Drawing on a wide range of case studies addressing how people can be othered in contemporary media, the chapters focus on analyses of hateful discourses about disability on Reddit, news coverage of disability and education, media access of individuals with disabilities, the logic of memes and brain tumour on Twitter, celebrity and Down Syndrome on Instagram, disability in TV drama, the metaphor of disability for the nation; as well as an autoethnography of treatment of breast cancer. Providing a much-needed global perspective, Disability, Media, and Representations examines the relationship between self-representation and representations in either reinforcing or debunking myths around disability, and ways in which academic discourse can be differently articulated to study the relationship between media and disability. This book will be of interest to students and researchers of disability studies and media studies as well as activists and readers engaged in debates on diversity, inclusivity and the media. |
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▼a Jacob Johanssen is Senior Lecturer in Communications, St. Mary's University (London, UK). His research interests include audience research, social media, media and the body, psychoanalysis and the media, affect theory, as well as digital culture. Diana Garrisi is lecturer in journalism, Xi'An Jiaotong-Liverpool University (Suzhou, China). Her research interests include: body image and the media, rhetorical theory, cultural history and science communication. |
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▼a People with disabilities in mass media. |
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