1. Politics, Gender-Identity and Media Representation
... (1999) notion of gender performativity, since these public performances and spectacles, whether to a live audience or via billboards and advertisements, provide a platform for the production and reproduction of gendered expectations of leadership and the reiteration of gendered sources of leadership authority. Mayawati and Uma Bharti Kanshi Ram believed that political power was the key to usher in social change without ... was growing, and she was respected for her image as an accomplished actress. Her roles emphasized a great deal on the chastity of the woman, and even if her character ...
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