In this book over 30 women describe, from as many perspectives, a veritable revolution in communications that is currently transforming the world's communications system as we know it. The contributors illustrate how this revolution moves through three phases from initial visions, to overcoming obstacles, to creating a plan for the future. Most of the chapters are written by those who have been creating the transformations. The book is designed to share with women and men more `herstories' of strategies of empowerment to transform communications systems which are not inclusive, especially as…mehr
In this book over 30 women describe, from as many perspectives, a veritable revolution in communications that is currently transforming the world's communications system as we know it. The contributors illustrate how this revolution moves through three phases from initial visions, to overcoming obstacles, to creating a plan for the future. Most of the chapters are written by those who have been creating the transformations. The book is designed to share with women and men more `herstories' of strategies of empowerment to transform communications systems which are not inclusive, especially as they concern issues important to women entering the twenty-first century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction - Ramona R Rush Websters and Spinsters PART ONE: COMMUNICATION VISIONS Ten Tenets for Deeper Communications - Ramona R Rush Transforming Communications Theory and Research Transforming Faith in the First Amendment - Christy C Bulkeley Communication, Socialization, and Domination - Riane Eisler The Replication of Violence and the Partnership Alternative Environmental Communication - JoAnn Myer Valenti A Female-Friendly Process Action Research - Edna F Einsiedel Implications for Gender, Development, and Communications Afrocentric, Archetypical Perspectives - Frankie Hutton Four Black Female Journalists Return of a Native Daughter - Anne Wilson Schaef PART TWO: COMMUNICATION CHASMS Democracy, Technology, and the Public Library - Patricia Madoo Lengermann, Jill Niebrugge-Brantley, and Jane Kirkpatrick A Feminist Sociological Analysis Revolutionary Circles within Larger Political Patterns - Gloria Steinem An Afterword to Revolution from Within Women, Ethnic and Language Minorities, and Mass Media - Annette J Samuels Uncovering the Media Coverage of Sport - Judith Cramer Suing the Sacred Cows That Fed Her - Sandy Nelson Surviving Auschwitz and the Media - Susan J Kaufman A Mengele Twin s Media Voyage Against the Male Flood - Andrea Dworkin Censorship, Pornography, and Equality A Systemic Commitment to Women in the Academy - Ramona R Rush Barriers, Harrassment Prevent `Being All That We Can Be Feminism after Ferment - Kathryn Cirksena Ten Years of Gendered Scholarship in Communications The Wren, the Eagles, and the Assistant Professor - Susan Holly Stocking and Julianne H Newton Demonstrations in Intellectual Diversity - Mercedes Lynn de Uriarte Applied Theory to Challenge Campus Press Hegemony A Challenge to Traditional Media Technology in the Form of a Dialogue with an Absent Other - Sharon A Russell The Rib Syndrome - Pamela J Creedon Rebels, Servants, and Victims PART THREE: TRANSFORMATIVE COMMUNICATIONS The Birth, Success, Death, and Lasting Influence of a Feminist Periodical - Paula Kassell New Directions for Women (1972-1993-?) Women and International Communication - Fran P Hosken The Story of WIN News The Founding of WINGS (Women s International News Gathering Service) - Frieda Werden A Story of Feminist Radio Survival Feminist International Radio Endeavor - FIRE - Maria Suarez Toro Women Communicating Globally - Annabelle Sreberny-Mohammadi Mediating International Feminism Reclaiming Language - Casey Miller and Kate Swift African American Women and Mass Communication Research - Jannette L Dates and Carolyn A Stroman Women at Hearst Magazines - Barbara Straus Reed A Case Study of Women in Magazine Publishing Television s Transformative Role in Courtroom Justice for Women and Children - Elizabeth Dodson Gray Filipino Women in Communications - Florangel Rosario-Braid Breaking New Grounds The Washington Press Club Foundation s Oral History Project - Peggy A Simpson Getting Women Journalists to Speak of Themselves, for Themselves, for Herstory s Sake Powerful Grassroots Women Communicators - Sara Stuart and Renuka Bery Participatory Video in Bangladesh Multicultural Literacy - Marlene G Fine Communicating in Culturally Diverse Organizations Women and Technology - Donna Allen Transforming Communication and Democracy
Introduction - Ramona R Rush Websters and Spinsters PART ONE: COMMUNICATION VISIONS Ten Tenets for Deeper Communications - Ramona R Rush Transforming Communications Theory and Research Transforming Faith in the First Amendment - Christy C Bulkeley Communication, Socialization, and Domination - Riane Eisler The Replication of Violence and the Partnership Alternative Environmental Communication - JoAnn Myer Valenti A Female-Friendly Process Action Research - Edna F Einsiedel Implications for Gender, Development, and Communications Afrocentric, Archetypical Perspectives - Frankie Hutton Four Black Female Journalists Return of a Native Daughter - Anne Wilson Schaef PART TWO: COMMUNICATION CHASMS Democracy, Technology, and the Public Library - Patricia Madoo Lengermann, Jill Niebrugge-Brantley, and Jane Kirkpatrick A Feminist Sociological Analysis Revolutionary Circles within Larger Political Patterns - Gloria Steinem An Afterword to Revolution from Within Women, Ethnic and Language Minorities, and Mass Media - Annette J Samuels Uncovering the Media Coverage of Sport - Judith Cramer Suing the Sacred Cows That Fed Her - Sandy Nelson Surviving Auschwitz and the Media - Susan J Kaufman A Mengele Twin s Media Voyage Against the Male Flood - Andrea Dworkin Censorship, Pornography, and Equality A Systemic Commitment to Women in the Academy - Ramona R Rush Barriers, Harrassment Prevent `Being All That We Can Be Feminism after Ferment - Kathryn Cirksena Ten Years of Gendered Scholarship in Communications The Wren, the Eagles, and the Assistant Professor - Susan Holly Stocking and Julianne H Newton Demonstrations in Intellectual Diversity - Mercedes Lynn de Uriarte Applied Theory to Challenge Campus Press Hegemony A Challenge to Traditional Media Technology in the Form of a Dialogue with an Absent Other - Sharon A Russell The Rib Syndrome - Pamela J Creedon Rebels, Servants, and Victims PART THREE: TRANSFORMATIVE COMMUNICATIONS The Birth, Success, Death, and Lasting Influence of a Feminist Periodical - Paula Kassell New Directions for Women (1972-1993-?) Women and International Communication - Fran P Hosken The Story of WIN News The Founding of WINGS (Women s International News Gathering Service) - Frieda Werden A Story of Feminist Radio Survival Feminist International Radio Endeavor - FIRE - Maria Suarez Toro Women Communicating Globally - Annabelle Sreberny-Mohammadi Mediating International Feminism Reclaiming Language - Casey Miller and Kate Swift African American Women and Mass Communication Research - Jannette L Dates and Carolyn A Stroman Women at Hearst Magazines - Barbara Straus Reed A Case Study of Women in Magazine Publishing Television s Transformative Role in Courtroom Justice for Women and Children - Elizabeth Dodson Gray Filipino Women in Communications - Florangel Rosario-Braid Breaking New Grounds The Washington Press Club Foundation s Oral History Project - Peggy A Simpson Getting Women Journalists to Speak of Themselves, for Themselves, for Herstory s Sake Powerful Grassroots Women Communicators - Sara Stuart and Renuka Bery Participatory Video in Bangladesh Multicultural Literacy - Marlene G Fine Communicating in Culturally Diverse Organizations Women and Technology - Donna Allen Transforming Communication and Democracy
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