Gender Politics and Mass Media

Trimble, Linda. 2017. Ms Prime Minister: Gender, Media, and Leadership. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Read pp. 1 – 14 of the Introduction

Seely, Natalee. 2021. “Reporting on transgender victims of homicide.” Newspaper Research Journal 42 (1): 74-94

Bachmann, Ingrid, Dustin Harp, and Jamie Loke. 2019. “Covering Clinton (2010-2015): meaning- making strategies in US magazine covers.” Feminist Media Studies 18 (5): 793-809

Trimble, Linda and Natasja Treiberg. 2015. “Textual analysis.” In Explorations: A Navigator’s Guide to Research in Canadian Political Science, 3rd edition, ed. Loleen Berdahl and Keith Archer. Oxford University Press

Cukier, Wendy, Samantha Jackson and Suzanne Gagnon. 2019. “The representation of women and racialized minorities as expert sources on-air in Canadian public affairs television.” Canadian Journal of Communication 44 (1): 25-47

Gurrieri, Lauren. 2021. “Patriarchal marketing and the symbolic annihilation of women.” Journal of Marketing Management 37 (3-4): 364-370

Schneider, Christopher J. and Stacey Hannem. 2019. “Politicization of sexual misconduct as symbolic annihilation: An analysis of news media coverage of the 2016 ‘rape election’.” Sexuality & Culture 23: 737-759

Trimble, Linda. 2017. Ms. Prime Minister. Read chapter 7, “Speech and Shame,” pp. 184- 210

Deckert, Antje. 2020. “Indigeneity matters: Portrayal of women offenders in New Zealand newspapers.” Crime Media Culture 16 (3): 337-357

Savarese, Josephine L. 2017. “Challenging colonial norms and attending to presencing in stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women.” Canadian Journal of Women and the Law, 29: 157-181

Moeke-Pickering, Taima, Sheila Cote-Meek and Ann Pegoraro. 2018. “Understanding the ways missing and murdered Indigenous women are framed and handled by social media users.” Media International Australia 169 (1): 54-64

Watson, Kaitlyn. 2018-19. “Missing and murdered Indigenous women: The role of grassroots organizations and social media in education.” Canadian Woman Studies 33 (1-2): 205-210

Rheault, Ludovic, Erica Rayment and Andrea Musulan. 2019. “Politicians in the line of fire: Incivility and the treatment of women on social media.” Research and Politics, Jan-March 2019: 1-7

Reist, Wilissa and Linda Trimble. 2020. “Gender and political cartoons.” In The International Encyclopedia of Gender, Media and Communication, ed. Karen Ross. John Wiley & Sons, Inc

Smirnova, Michelle. 2018. “Small hands, nasty women, and bad hombres: hegemonic masculinity and humor in the 2016 presidential election.” Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World 14 (1

Trimble, Linda. 2017. Ms. Prime Minister: Gender, Media, and Leadership. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Read chapter 6, “Love and War,” pp. 148-183

Wagner, Angelia, Linda Trimble, Jennifer Curtin, Meagan Auer and VKG Woodman. 2022. “Representations of political leadership qualities in news coverage of Australian and Canadian government leaders.” Politics & Gender 18 (3), 798-829

Maiolino, Elise. 2015. “Political pugilists: Recuperative gender strategies in Canadian electoral politics.” Canadian Review of Sociology 52 (2): 115 - 133

Neville-Shepard, Ryan and Casey Ryan Kelly. 2020. “Whipping it out: guns, campaign advertising, and the white masculine spectacle.” Critical Studies in Media Communication 37 (5): 466-479

Ging, Debbie. 2019. “Alphas, betas, and Incels: theorizing the masculinities of the manosphere.” Men and Masculinities 22 (4): 638-657

Myrttinen, Henri. 2019. “Stabilizing or challenging patriarchy: sketches of selected ‘new’ political masculinities.” Men and Masculinities 22 (3): 563-581

Trimble, Linda. 2017. Ms. Prime Minister: Gender, Media, and Leadership. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Chapter 5, “Body politics,” pp. 119-147

Trimble, Linda, Daisy Raphael, Shannon Sampert, Angelia Wagner and Bailey Gerrits. 2015. “Politicizing Bodies: hegemonic masculinity, heteronormativity, and racism in news representations of Canadian political party leadership candidates.” Women’s Studies in

Everbach, Tracy. 2017. “Monica Lewinsky and shame: Newspaper framing of ‘that woman’. Journal of Communication Inquiry 2017 41 (3): 268-287

Thompson, Jay Daniel. 2020. “Home-wrecking whore”: Barnaby Joyce, Vikki Campion, journalism, and the gender politics of the media sex scandal.” Feminist Media Studies 20 (7): 1029

Gomez, Stephanie L. & Megan D. McFarlane. 2017. “It’s not handled”: Race, gender, and refraction in Scandal.” Feminist Media Studies 17 (3): 362-376

Brown, Melissa, Rashawn Ray, Ed Summers and Neil Fraistat. 2017. “#SayHerName: a case study of intersectional social media activism.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 40 (11): 1831-1846

Loney-Howes, Rachel, et. al. 2022. “Digital Footprints of #MeToo.” Feminist Media Studies 22 (6): 145-1362

Clark, Rosemary. 2016. “Hope in a hashtag: the discursive activism of #WhyIStayed.” Feminist Media Studies 16 (5): 788-804

Auer, Megan et al. 2022. “Invoking the idealized family to assess political leadership and legitimacy: news coverage of Australian and Canadian premiers.” Feminist Media Studies 22 (2): 338-353

Trimble, Linda. 2017. Ms. Prime Minister: Gender, Media, and Leadership. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Read chapter 4, “First Men and the Family Strategy,” pp. 89-118