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Mind the Gap

Mind the Gap. Italy , 4-14.08.13. Polish point of view. On the gender topic. Part 1. Gender & Media Magdalena Szubstarska. Media discourse on masculinity crisis in Poland. Main areas. 1. Family roles. 2. Relationship roles. 3. Emotions. 4. Apperance.

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Mind the Gap

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  1. Mindthe Gap Italy, 4-14.08.13

  2. Polish point of view On thegendertopic

  3. Part 1 Gender & MediaMagdalena Szubstarska

  4. Media discourse on masculinitycrisisin Poland Mainareas 1. Familyroles 2. Relationshiproles 3. Emotions 4. Apperance

  5. Media discourse on masculinitycrisisin Poland Crisisseen as an opportunity for change and a step towardsequality Crisisseen as an oppression and dangerousconfusion

  6. News • AnchorMan (55%) • Men preparing materials (55%), esp. Politics (70%) • Womenpreparing materials on SocialIssues (70%) • Men as experts (80%) • Men speakingin general (75%) • Male politicians (90%)

  7. Prime time talk show • Hosted by a man • Talkingwithother men (90%)

  8. Radio • Men preparing (75%) and hosting (70%) programms • Materials prepared by men (up to 90%), withexception of SocialIssues (by women, 55%) • Experts – men (55% SocialIssues, up to 95% inPolitics)

  9. Newspapersand magazines • Ledboth by men and women • Articleswritten by men (60-70%)

  10. 2012 24% MPs 11% politiciansappearinginthe media 19% experts

  11. LanguagetroublesFemilesuffixinPolish 1. (politician) Polityk  pani polityk  polityczka 2. (psychologist) Psycholog  pani psycholog  psycholożka 3. (professor) Profesor  pani profesor  profesorka? profesora? 4. (dean) Dziekan  pani dziekan  dziekanka dziekana? dziekanini?

  12. Part 2 The great national myths are gender-marked Emilia Jasiek

  13. Kozak i dziewczyna Józef Brandt 1875 Oil on canvas. 51 x 99 cmMuzeum Narodowe w Kielcach

  14. Litewska sanna Alfred Wierusz Kowalski 1884 Oil on canvas. 73 x 119 cm Private property

  15. Pożegnanie Artur Grottger (1837–1867)   Oil on canvas, 52,7 × 41,3 cm Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie

  16. Kościuszko ratujący Polskę przed grobem Franciszek Smuglewicz 1797Oil on canvas , 104 × 118.5 cm (40.9 × 46.7 in)

  17. Rok 1863 - Polonia , Jan Matejko 1864oil on canvas. 156 x 232 cmMuzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, zbiory Czartoryskich

  18. Finis Poloniae, Jacek Malczewski 1906Oil on canvas. 78 x 132 cm private property

  19. Part 3 Stereotypes of masculinity and femininity in contemporary Poland Bartosz Prokopyk

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