Introduction: global TV images of female masculinity in the 2010s

Jamie J. Zhao, Eve Ng
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This introductory article to the special Forum “Global TV Images of Female Masculinity in the 2010s” offers a reflection on the concept of “female masculinity” in global media and gender studies. Witnessing a growing number of TV representations of masculine girls and women worldwide, we present a summary of the four articles which comprise this themed Forum and address a number of key issues in their case studies, including televisual imaginaries of heterosexual, masculine women, the cultural legitimization of global female masculinities on reality TV, and the racialization and stigmatization of masculine women in White heteronormative societies. The Forum thus promotes a critical dialogue that aims to stimulate further interest in this interdisciplinary field by emphasizing the mutual implications of gendered TV genres and tropes, cross-cultural currents of gender, sexual, and racial knowledge and politics, and the intersectionality of female gender, sexuality, race, and nationality in TV representations.
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引言:2010年代全球电视女性阳刚形象
本文是“2010年代全球电视女性男子气概形象”专题论坛的导论,对全球媒体和性别研究中的“女性男子气概”概念进行了反思。目睹世界范围内越来越多的男性女孩和女性在电视上的表现,我们总结了本主题论坛的四篇文章,并在他们的案例研究中讨论了一些关键问题,包括异性恋男性女性的电视想象,真人秀节目中全球女性男性气质的文化合法化,以及白人异性恋规范社会中男性女性的种族化和污名化。因此,该论坛促进了一场批判性对话,旨在通过强调性别电视类型和修辞的相互影响,性别、性和种族知识和政治的跨文化潮流,以及女性性别、性、种族和国籍在电视表现中的交叉性,来激发人们对这一跨学科领域的进一步兴趣。
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