“Nunca lo lograrás, eres demasiado guapa”: Voces de mujeres investigadoras en comunicación

• Autores: Leonarda García Jiménez, Esperanza Herrero Andreu
• Localización: IC Revista Científica de Información y Comunicación, ISSN 1696-2508, Nº. 19, 2022 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Feminismo y estudios de género), págs. 385-410
• Idioma: español
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  • “You will never make it, you are too pretty”: voices of women researchers in communication
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  • español

    El campo de la comunicación se ha narrado principalmente a través de voces masculinas, lo que ha relegado a las femeninas. Para remediar esta ausencia, se han realizado entrevistas en profundidad a algunas de las investigadoras más destacadas del último medio siglo. El artículo recupera narrativas que han quedado fuera de la historia intelectual como son la desigualdad, el acoso, la falta de legitimidad o el liderazgo alternativo de estas académicas

  • English

    Communication studies have been constructed mainly through masculinized voices, which has erased the figures of women academics in the field. This paper tries to remedy this through 8 in-depth interviews to prominent female researchers from the second generation. Subjectivity allows us to recover and reconstruct the field through some narratives that have remained silenced or ignored, such as inequality, sexual harassment, lack of legitimacy, or different styles of leadership

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