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Female politicians in the media: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Hsiu-Lien Lu. An examination of patriarchal and feminist word usage in political news: Case analyses of "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)" and "China Times (Taiwan)".

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Female politicians in the media: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Hsiu-Lien Lu. An examination of patriarchal and feminist word usage in political news: Case analyses of "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)" and "China Times (Taiwan)"./
Author:	Chen, Yi-Ting.
Description:	52 p.
Notes:	Adviser: Ivan Pinnell.
Contained By:	Masters Abstracts International44-06.
Subject:	Journalism. -
Online resource:	http://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=1436611
ISBN:	9780542760211

Female politicians in the media: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Hsiu-Lien Lu. An examination of patriarchal and feminist word usage in political news: Case analyses of "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)" and "China Times (Taiwan)".
Chen, Yi-Ting.

Female politicians in the media: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Hsiu-Lien Lu. An examination of patriarchal and feminist word usage in political news: Case analyses of "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)" and "China Times (Taiwan)". - 52 p.

Adviser: Ivan Pinnell.

Thesis (M.S.J.)--West Virginia University, 2006.

However, gender-neutral language was more prevalent. The research also shows that general public and even the female politicians themselves tend towards gender-specific stereotypes.

ISBN: 9780542760211Subjects--Topical Terms:

576107
Journalism.

Female politicians in the media: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Hsiu-Lien Lu. An examination of patriarchal and feminist word usage in political news: Case analyses of "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)" and "China Times (Taiwan)".
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245 1 0 $a Female politicians in the media: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Hsiu-Lien Lu. An examination of patriarchal and feminist word usage in political news: Case analyses of "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)" and "China Times (Taiwan)".
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520 $a However, gender-neutral language was more prevalent. The research also shows that general public and even the female politicians themselves tend towards gender-specific stereotypes.
520 $a This thesis examined newspapers' coverage of two female politicians. One is U.S. Senator and former First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton. The newspaper is The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY). The other is Hsiu-Lien Lu, the first female vice president of Taiwan. The newspaper is China Times (Taiwan).
520 $a The research analyzed articles in these two newspapers to determine whether the terms associated with Clinton and Lu were gender neutral, feminist or patriarchal. The study compares how media represent female politicians in the two societies, and further illustrates the similarities and differences in the American and Taiwanese societies.
520 $a The study found that Hillary Rodham Clinton received more patriarchal than feminist descriptions. However, Lu's coverage revealed the opposite results. The research suggests that the media uses more feminist ideology when covering Lu because of her strong feminist image and ideology.
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