Gender Frames and Glocalization - Goodluck Matthew, Anemikaye
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Born out of academic curiosity, the author, a critical scholar, examines the gender stereotypic reversal process over the years. He beams his research torchlight on the Nigerian and Turkish "perceived patriarchal" societies on their deconstruction of the socio-cultural frames placed on sexes. His book which sprung out from an academic journey delves into the portrayal of sexes especially the female sex and the introduction of a new deconstructive approach called "Glocalization". A contemporary concept of global and local strategies which aims at not only initiating certain deconstructive…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Born out of academic curiosity, the author, a critical scholar, examines the gender stereotypic reversal process over the years. He beams his research torchlight on the Nigerian and Turkish "perceived patriarchal" societies on their deconstruction of the socio-cultural frames placed on sexes. His book which sprung out from an academic journey delves into the portrayal of sexes especially the female sex and the introduction of a new deconstructive approach called "Glocalization". A contemporary concept of global and local strategies which aims at not only initiating certain deconstructive paradigm shifts on gender stereotypes but also setting "the records straight" on women representation.
Autorenporträt
Anemikaye Goodluck Matthew is a graduate student with interest in Semiotics, Media, and Advertising Studies. He holds a B.sc in Mass-Communication and MA in Advertising and Public Relations from the Rivers State University of Science and Technology Port-Harcourt Nigeria and Marmara University Istanbul, Turkey respectively.