Posted: May 6th, 2015

Research Paper – Race and Production

Research Paper – Race and Production

Required Readings

Jhally, Sut, “Chapter 22: Image-Based Culture: Advertising and Popular Culture,” Race, Class, and Gender: A Critical Reader, pgs. 199-204
Engstrom, Erika, “Chapter 27: Unraveling the Knot: Political Economy and Cultural Hegemony in Wedding Media,” Race, Class, and Gender: A Critical Reader, pgs. 242-254
Laurie Ouellette, “Chapter 25: Inventing the Cosmo Girl,” Race, Class, and Gender: A Critical Reader, pgs. 221-234
Steinem, Gloria, “Chapter 26: Sex, Lies, and Advertising,” Gender, Race, and Class in Media: A Critical Reader, pgs. 235-242
Winseck, Dwayne, “Chapter 2: The State of Media Ownership and Media Markets: Competition or Concentration and Why Should We Care?,” Race, Class, and Gender: A Critical Reader, pgs. 19-25
Butsch, Richard, “Chapter 13: Ralph, Fred, Archie, Homer, and the King of Queens: Why Television Keeps Re-Creating the Male Working-Class Buffoon,” Race, Class, and Gender: A Critical Reader, pgs. 101-110
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Artz, Lee, “Monarchs, Monsters, and Multicuturalism,” Gender, Race, and Class: A Critical Reader, pgs. 383-389
Goldman, Karen, “La Princesa Plastica: Hegemonic and Oppositional Representations of Latinidad in Hispanic Barbie,” Gender Race, and Class: A Critical Reader, pgs. 375-383
Jenkins, Henry, “Pop Cosmopolitanism: Mapping Cultural Flows in an Age of Convergence,” Gender, Race, and Class in Media: A Critical Reader, pgs. 545-552
Lemish, Dafna, “Chapter 39: The Future of Childhood in the Global Television Market” Gender, Race, and Class: A Critical Reader, pgs. 355-364
Palmer, Gareth, “Extreme Makeover, Home Edition: An American Fairy Tale,” Gender, Race, and Class: A Critical Reader, pgs. 37-45

Those readings you can find it online easily. Those are where you have to cite from. Thanks. The textbook name is “Race, class and gender.”