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How the media shape young women's perceptions of self-efficacy, social power and class : marketing sexuality

Title: How the media shape young women's perceptions of self-efficacy, social power and class : marketing sexuality / Cecelia Baldwin.
Author: Baldwin, Cecelia.
Publication: Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press, [2006], ©2006.

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v, 154 pages; 24 cm

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 135-152) and index.

Contents

Ch. 1. Stolen souls -- Ch. 2. Media studies -- Ch. 3. Historical periodization of sexualized media imagery -- Ch. 4. Feminist theory and sexualized imagery -- Ch. 5. Media's role in adolescent sexual development -- Ch. 6. Quantitative research : effects of sexualized imagery on the perceptions of power among differing groups of adolescent females -- Ch. 7. Qualitative research : the stories they tell : qualitative analysis of young women's perceptions of power and class in sexualized imagery -- Ch. 8. Education and resistance to a market driven sexuality.

ISBN

0773456597 (hbk.)
9780773456594 (hbk.)
0773457747 (pbk.)
9780773457744 (pbk.)
0773457747

LCCN

2006047197

OCLC

ocm71833454
SCSB-5305101

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Columbia University Libraries