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010			_a9781446212059
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100			_a20130124d2012 y0pory50 ba
101			_aeng
200			_aMedia and violence _bRecurso eletrónico _egendering the debates _fKaren Boyle
210			_aLondon [etc.] _cSAGE Publications _d2012
215			_a1 CD-ROM _d12 cm
225			_aSAGE Knowledge
300			_aFicheiro de 4,49 Mb em formato PDF (14 ficheiros).
330			_aAcknowledgements. Introduction. Part One: The Media/Violence Debates. Chapter 1: The Effects of Violence in the Media. Explaining Crime or Excusing Male Violence? Academic Approaches to Media Effects. Cultivation and Content. Chapter 2: Beyond Cause and EffectPornography and Violence. Harmful Production Practices. Using Pornography. The Appeal of Violence and Horror. The Shock of the Real. So, What is to Be Done? Summary. Part Two: Reporting Violence. Chapter 3: From Jack to O.J. – True Crimes of Male Violence. Crime and Violence. Rippers', Their Apologists and Mythologists. Reporting Sexual Abuse. Virgins and Vamps. Domestic Violence and Murder. Summary. Chapter 4: Deadlier than the Males? True Crimes of Women's Violence. Deadlier than the Male? The Cycle of Violence. Women who Kill Their Abusers. Doing it. The Maternal Instinct and the Bleeding Mad. Part Three: Screening Violence. Chapter 5: Seeing (as) Violence: Film, Feminism and the Male Gaze. The Violence of the Male Gaze. Killing and Thrilling. Rape and Revenge. The Male Body. Women, Violence, Sexuality. Chapter 6: The Days of Whose Lives? Violence, (Post-) Feminism and Television. Letting Men off the Hook? Soap Operas and Male Violence. The Personal and the Political. Crime-Time. Putting Men (Back) in the Picture. Appendix. References.
606			_aMEIOS DE COMUNICAÇÃO DE MASSAS E O PÚBLICO _9344443
606			_aVIOLÊNCIA _9234911
606			_aCRIMINALIDADE _9224783
700			_aBOYLE _bKaren _9356947
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