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Sustaining the "Pink Ghetto"? The identity negotiations of Chinese women journalists in the field of digital journalism

He, Yingfei ; Yan, Yurong ; Zhang, Guoliang

Journal of gender studies, 2024-01, Vol.33 (1), p.3-18 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Abingdon: Routledge

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Sustaining the "Pink Ghetto"? The identity negotiations of Chinese women journalists in the field of digital journalism
Autor: He, Yingfei ; Yan, Yurong ; Zhang, Guoliang
Assuntos: Asian cultural groups ; Career development ; Developing countries ; digital journalism ; Families & family life ; Family work relationship ; Feminism ; Gender ; Gender identity ; Gender inequality ; gendered habitus ; Ghettos ; Habitus ; identity negotiation ; Journalism ; journalistic field ; Journalists ; LDCs ; Negotiation ; Negotiations ; News ; Occupational segregation ; Occupations ; Power ; Professional development ; Professional identity ; Self concept ; Women ; women journalists ; Womens studies
É parte de: Journal of gender studies, 2024-01, Vol.33 (1), p.3-18
Descrição: Feminist studies of the media have shown different degrees of gender inequality in journalism organizations. Drawing on the notions of field and gendered habitus, the authors of this study conducted in-depth interviews with 30 Chinese women journalists to explore their experiences of digital journalism production, their survival logic in the field, the associated gender power relationships, and the reconstruction of 'Pink Ghetto' in the digital news field. The research shows that women journalists with more opportunities for work and career development while generating various gender-related challenges related to blurred boundaries between work and family life, deviations from career paths, and the risks of using digital platforms. The study explains how women journalists' identities negotiate between the gendered habitus and the professional identity. Those journalists construct multiple identities by adopting four strategies, namely 'strong gender', 'weak gender', 'de-gendering', and 'trans-gender', which proposed a framework of identity negotiation. The study thus offers a broad perspective in feminist media research in developing countries.
Editor: Abingdon: Routledge
Idioma: Inglês

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Sustaining the "Pink Ghetto"? The identity negotiations of Chinese women journalists in the field of digital journalism

He, Yingfei ; Yan, Yurong ; Zhang, Guoliang

Abingdon: Routledge

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