Brazilian Telenovelas and the Myth of Racial Democracy, by Samantha Nogueira Joyce,
examines what happens when a telenovela directly addresses matters of race and racism in …

Ao longo dos últimos quinze anos, no dia a dia de seu consultório, a médica psiquiatra Ana
Beatriz Barbosa Silva assistiu ao significativo aumento do número de jovens adultos em …

This article addresses the inherent bias in Brazilian telenovelas' representations of
homosexual love. Medium-and genre-specific biases such as the visuality of telenovelas are …

Este trabalho explora as correlações entre telenovela, consumo e gênero, buscando
compreender como a mídia está articulada à promoção de bens e da cultura do consumo, e …

Since the 1980s the television viewers of Gurupá have been exposed to a steady stream of
messages interpellating them to accept and submit to sets of social identities and …

Este artigo pretende explorar as associações entre telenovela e público feminino,
demonstrando que há um grande interesse comercial nesta construção simbólica. Esta …

From advertising to television and film, feminist media scholars have examined the changing
nature of media representations form the 1990's onwards in comparison to the 1950s in the …

Brazilian telenovelas are the number one locally produced and consumed program in the
country and the majority of Brazilians still watch their beloved shows “on TV.” In fact …

Feminist media studies in the US and the UK have built a strong tradition of research, which
has aimed to look at the correlation between structural gender inequalities in society and …

This paper traces the evolution of the novela in both radio and television forms, and shows
how the Brazilian telenovela, while remaining faithful to the traditions of the genre, has …