Not Another Article on The Wire: How Hierarchies of Gender Undermine TV Scholarship and Lead to Abuse

ELKE WEISSMANN

Not Another Article on The Wire: How Hierarchies of Gender Undermine TV Scholarship and Lead to Abuse

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The provocation examines television studies both as a subject that is embedded in sexist structures of higher education and as something that has benefitted from marginalisation of television as a result of its associations with the feminine. It aims to emphasise the problematic power structures that impact on our work, and our opportunities to re-dress some of the problems

Original language	English
Journal	Critical Studies in Television
Volume	15
Issue number	4
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 8 Sep 2020

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television studies
women
feminism
#MeToo
#BlackLivesMatter

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Not Another Article on The Wire: How Hierarchies of Gender Undermine TV Scholarship and Lead to Abuse

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