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This paper examines claims of sexist bias in coverage of Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. Conceptually, we assess the meaning of "sexist bias" and the forms that it might take, and we examine the particulars of the case of Hillary Clinton that make her campaign both an ideal and a problematic test case for revealing the extent and dimensions of sexism in election coverage. We then analyze news coverage from a variety of mainstream news outlets (print, cable, and broadcast) to assess the degree of media bias in coverage of her campaign, and offer a qualitative analysis of gendered depictions of Clinton and her campaign. |
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Name: Southern Political Science Association
URL: http://www.spsa.net
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| Lawrence, Regina. and Rose, Melody. "Media Coverage of Hillary Clinton's Presidential Campaign: Assessing Media Bias in the 2008 Primary" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Hotel Intercontinental, New Orleans, LA, Jan 07, 2009 <Not Available>. 2009-11-04 <http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p284164_index.html> |
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| Lawrence, R. and Rose, M. , 2009-01-07 "Media Coverage of Hillary Clinton's Presidential Campaign: Assessing Media Bias in the 2008 Primary" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Hotel Intercontinental, New Orleans, LA Online <PDF>. 2009-11-04 from http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p284164_index.html |
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Abstract: This paper examines claims of sexist bias in coverage of Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. Conceptually, we assess the meaning of "sexist bias" and the forms that it might take, and we examine the particulars of the case of Hillary Clinton that make her campaign both an ideal and a problematic test case for revealing the extent and dimensions of sexism in election coverage. We then analyze news coverage from a variety of mainstream news outlets (print, cable, and broadcast) to assess the degree of media bias in coverage of her campaign, and offer a qualitative analysis of gendered depictions of Clinton and her campaign. |
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| Media Coverage of Hillary Clinton's Presidential Campaign: Assessing Media Bias in the 2008 Primary Regina G. Lawrence Louisiana State University Melody Rose Portland State University This paper examines claims of sexist bias in coverage of Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. Conceptually we assess the meaning of "sexist bias" and the forms that it might take and we examine the particulars of the case of Hillary Clinton that make her campaign both an ideal and a problematic test case for revealing the extent and dimensions of sexism in election coverage. We then analyze news coverage from a variety of mainstream news outlets (print cable and broadcast) to assess the degree of media bias in coverage of her campaign and offer a qualitative analysis of gendered depictions of Clinton and her campaign. |
| ody Rose Portland State University This paper examines claims of sexist bias in coverage of Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. Conceptually we assess the meaning of "sexist bias" and the forms that it might take and we examine the particulars of the case of Hillary Clinton that make her campaign both an ideal and a problematic test case for revealing the extent and dimensions of sexism in election coverage. We then analyze news coverage from a variety of mainstream news outlets (print cable and broadcast) to assess the degree of media bias in coverage of her campaign and offer a qualitative analysis of gendered depictions of Clinton and her campaign. |
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