Women’s magazines and socioeconomic change: Para Ti , identity and politics in urban Argentina.

Popular media plays an important role in the production and reproduction of hegemonic cultural norms, as well as in the construction of class and gender identities. Periods of economic crisis generate struggles over ways of understanding social reality that can destabilize or reinforce different ide...

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Publicado en:Gender, Place & Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography Vol. 23; no. 5; pp. 607 - 624
Autor principal: Farías, Mónica
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd May2016
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        Popular media plays an important role in the production and reproduction of hegemonic cultural norms, as well as in the construction of class and gender identities. Periods of economic crisis generate struggles over ways of understanding social reality that can destabilize or reinforce different identities. The media often plays an important role in the reconfiguration of identities. Expanding on these ideas, I conduct a discourse analysis of a women’s magazine to examine how popular media reflected and influenced shifting gender and class identities in Buenos Aires, Argentina between 1995 and 2008, a period of major socioeconomic change. By drawing attention to supposedly ‘non-political’ actors and spaces, I argue for expanding the range of sites we investigate in order to make sense of changing class and gender subjectivities during times of socioeconomic crisis.
        Los medios populares juegan un rol importante en la producción y reproducción de las normas culturales hegemónicas, así como en la construcción de identidades de clase y género. Los períodos de crisis económica generan luchas en las formas de entender la realidad social que pueden desestabilizar o reforzar las diferentes identidades. Los medios a menudo juegan un rol importante en la reconfiguración de identidades. Desarrollando estas ideas, llevo a cabo un análisis de discurso de una revista de mujeres para analizar cómo los medios populares reflejaron e influenciaron las cambiantes identidades de género y clase en Buenos Aires, Argentina, entre 1995 y 2008, un período de gran cambio socioeconómico. Centrando la atención en los actores y espacios supuestamente “no políticos”, abogo por una expansión del rango de sitios que investigamos para entender las cambiantes subjetividades de género y clase durante los períodos de crisis socioeconómica.
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