The SAGE handbook of gender and communication /
The SAGE handbook of gender and communication /
- Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications, c2006.
- xxiv, 479 p. ; 26 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
The evolution of gender and communication research : intersections of theory, politics, and scholarship / Performing gender and interpersonal communication research / Gendered communication in dating relationships / Gender and family interaction : dress rehearsal for an improvisation? / Communication and gender among adult friends / Gendered communication and intimate partner violence / Back to work : sights/sites of difference in gender and organizational communication studies / Construction embodied organizational identities : commodifying, securing, and servicing professional bodies / Love, sex, and tech in the global workplace / Gendered stories of career : unfolding discourses of time, space, and identity / Gender and public address / Gender in political communication research : the problem with having no name / The intersections of race and gender in rhetorical theory and praxis / Rhetoric and gender in Greco-Roman theorizing / A vexing relationship : gender and contemporary rhetorical theory / Feminism and/in mass media / Gender, race, and media representation / Critical studies in gender/sexuality and media / Gendered violence and mass media representation / Gender and new media / Gender with/out borders : discursive dynamics of gender, race, and culture / Negotiating boundaries, crossing borders : the language of Black women's intercultural encounters / Transgressing gender in discourses across cultures / Globalizing gender studies in communication / Bonnie J. Dow and Julia T. Wood -- Elizabeth Bell and Daniel Blaeuer -- Sandra Metts -- Kathleen M. Galvin -- Michael Monsour -- Michael P. Johnson -- Karen Lee Ashcraft -- Angela Tretheway, Cliff Scott, and Marianne LeGreco -- Nikki C. Townsley -- Patrice M. Buzzanell and Kristen Lucas -- Karlyn Kohrs Campbell and Zornitsa Keremidchieva -- Vanessa B. Beasley -- Jacqueline Bacon -- Cheryl Glenn and Rosalyn Collings Eves -- Nathan Stormer -- Angharad N. Valdivia and Sarah Projansky -- Dwight E. Brooks and Lisa P. Hébert -- John M. Sloop -- Lisa M. Cuklanz -- Mia Consalvo -- Lisa A. Flores -- Marsha Houston and Karla D. Scott -- Fern L. Johnson -- Radha S. Hegde.
'The Handbook of Gender and Communication' begins from the premise that gender is, at once, an aspect of both individual identity and of social structure that dramatically and relentlessly shapes individual and collective life. Leading scholars review and evaluate the state of research on the topic.
1412904234 (cloth) 9781412904230: £75.00 9781412904230 (cloth)
Communication--Sex differences.
305.301 / DOW
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
The evolution of gender and communication research : intersections of theory, politics, and scholarship / Performing gender and interpersonal communication research / Gendered communication in dating relationships / Gender and family interaction : dress rehearsal for an improvisation? / Communication and gender among adult friends / Gendered communication and intimate partner violence / Back to work : sights/sites of difference in gender and organizational communication studies / Construction embodied organizational identities : commodifying, securing, and servicing professional bodies / Love, sex, and tech in the global workplace / Gendered stories of career : unfolding discourses of time, space, and identity / Gender and public address / Gender in political communication research : the problem with having no name / The intersections of race and gender in rhetorical theory and praxis / Rhetoric and gender in Greco-Roman theorizing / A vexing relationship : gender and contemporary rhetorical theory / Feminism and/in mass media / Gender, race, and media representation / Critical studies in gender/sexuality and media / Gendered violence and mass media representation / Gender and new media / Gender with/out borders : discursive dynamics of gender, race, and culture / Negotiating boundaries, crossing borders : the language of Black women's intercultural encounters / Transgressing gender in discourses across cultures / Globalizing gender studies in communication / Bonnie J. Dow and Julia T. Wood -- Elizabeth Bell and Daniel Blaeuer -- Sandra Metts -- Kathleen M. Galvin -- Michael Monsour -- Michael P. Johnson -- Karen Lee Ashcraft -- Angela Tretheway, Cliff Scott, and Marianne LeGreco -- Nikki C. Townsley -- Patrice M. Buzzanell and Kristen Lucas -- Karlyn Kohrs Campbell and Zornitsa Keremidchieva -- Vanessa B. Beasley -- Jacqueline Bacon -- Cheryl Glenn and Rosalyn Collings Eves -- Nathan Stormer -- Angharad N. Valdivia and Sarah Projansky -- Dwight E. Brooks and Lisa P. Hébert -- John M. Sloop -- Lisa M. Cuklanz -- Mia Consalvo -- Lisa A. Flores -- Marsha Houston and Karla D. Scott -- Fern L. Johnson -- Radha S. Hegde.
'The Handbook of Gender and Communication' begins from the premise that gender is, at once, an aspect of both individual identity and of social structure that dramatically and relentlessly shapes individual and collective life. Leading scholars review and evaluate the state of research on the topic.
1412904234 (cloth) 9781412904230: £75.00 9781412904230 (cloth)
Communication--Sex differences.
305.301 / DOW