Into the nineties. State feminism and the representation of working-class women in tve fictions
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https://doi.org/10.12795/RiCH.2021.i16.10Keywords:
Socio-liberalism, Working-class women, Public broadcasting, Social biasAbstract
In this article I will explore the representation of women according to their social status in television series shown during the period 1989-1993 on Spanish public television (TVE). While there are a significant number of young active women occupying key roles in series made during this period – a move influenced by the Equal Opportunity Plan for Women (PIOM) from the ruling Socialist Party and the Women's Institute – their characterisation and narrative function remain heavily attached to a patriarchal view of women. Furthermore, working-class women are systematically under-represented and/or undervalued through sexist jokes, verbal violence and mockery towards housewives.
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