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Representation of Arab Muslim women in the series 'La víctima número 8' and 'Skam España'

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Ventura Kessel, Ivyliet

Abstract

This article identifies and analyzes the image and stereotypes associated with Arab Muslim women in the discourse of fiction produced in Spain through the study of the series 'Skam Es-paña' and 'La víctima número 8'. Through a qualitative methodology based on the characterization model and the analy... view more

This article identifies and analyzes the image and stereotypes associated with Arab Muslim women in the discourse of fiction produced in Spain through the study of the series 'Skam Es-paña' and 'La víctima número 8'. Through a qualitative methodology based on the characterization model and the analysis of the stereotype figure, it is concluded that both audiovisuals give relevance to these women, offer alternatives to the activities and spaces to which they are commonly circumscribed and enable them to confront and correct the stereotypes with which they are defined.... view less

Keywords
woman; Muslim; Arab; representation; film; television series; Spain; stereotype

Classification
Impact Research, Recipient Research
Women's Studies, Feminist Studies, Gender Studies

Document language
English

Publication Year
2023

Page/Pages
p. 69-86

Journal
Obra Digital (2023) 23

Issue topic
Contemporary social processes and communication

DOI
https://doi.org/10.25029/od.2023.362.23

ISSN
2014-5039

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0


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