1. Survival in the TV series 'La que se avecina' of the stereotypes against women denounced by Simone de Beauvoir
- Author
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Elena Bandrés Goldáraz
- Subjects
0508 media and communications ,Communication ,05 social sciences ,050801 communication & media studies ,0509 other social sciences ,050904 information & library sciences ,Social Sciences (miscellaneous) - Abstract
espanolLa que se avecina (LQSA) es una de las series mas longevas de la television espanola desde que se estreno el 22 de abril de 2007 en la cadena Telecinco. Una serie que ha contado con un elevado indice de audiencia en todas sus temporadas, fundamentalmente de publico adolescente y juvenil, a pesar de los chistes y comentarios homofobos, racistas y, fundamentalmente, machistas, en los que se sigue viendo a la mujer como un objeto sexuado. Hemos querido cotejar la naturaleza de estos comentarios machistas sobre la mujer y su relacion con la descripcion que hizo al respecto la filosofa Simone de Beauvoir en 1949, en El segundo sexo, la obra que sento las bases del pensamiento feminista en la que se detallan los estereotipos con los que se denigra a la mujer. Se quiere averiguar si estos estereotipos siguen vigentes en los productos audiovisuales de exito. EnglishLa que se avecina (LQSA) is one the longest running show of Spanish television since it premiered on April 22, 2007 on the Telecinco network. A show that has had a high audience rate throughout all seasons. This audience includes kids and youngsters mainly, despite the homophobic, racist and, fundamentally, sexist jokes and comments, which still see women as a sexed object. We wanted to compare the nature of these sexist comments about women and their relationship with the description made by the philosopher Simone de Beauvoir in 1949, in The Second Sex. A work that laid the foundations of feminist thought that details the stereotypes which denigrate woman in order to find out if they remain the audiovisual products of success.
- Published
- 2019