Women politicians;
symbolic representation;
media frames;
gendered mediation;
PRESS COVERAGE;
NEWSPAPER COVERAGE;
CANDIDATE GENDER;
HILLARY CLINTON;
MEDIA COVERAGE;
CAMPAIGN;
ENGAGEMENT;
LEADERSHIP;
IMPACT;
SEXISM;
D O I:
10.1080/1554477X.2016.1268878
中图分类号:
D0 [政治学、政治理论];
学科分类号:
0302 ;
030201 ;
摘要:
The extent to which politics is still a "man's game" is made evident every time a top political office has a female holder for the first time. These incredibly revealing moments may give a new social meaning to women in politics-women's political presence- and women and politics-gendered social constructions about women's capacity to rule. This article explores the types of gendered mediation underpinning the representation of first-ever women serving in historically male-dominated political offices in Spain. It shows that gender media frames are pervasive, which may lead to an effective annihilation of women's symbolic representation.