IDENTITY SCREENINGS, ON WOMEN'S ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS REFLECTED IN ARTICLES OF THE ROMANIAN PRESS, 2012-2015

Ana Rodica Stăiculescu and Carmen-Mariana Neagu
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Ana Rodica Stăiculescu: “Ovidius”University Constanța
Carmen-Mariana Neagu: Doctoral School of Sociology - University of Bucharest

Management Intercultural, 2017, issue 38, 75-84

Abstract: It has been demonstrated that the reality as we perceived it, is essentially a social construct, and that the media as a pillar in the process of the socialisation of the human individual and a component part of society, contributes greatly to its construction. By extrapolation this principle also applies to the assessment of certain social actors, such as women who manifest anti-social behaviors. The identity of human individuals originates from the assumption of the genre to which they belong and is found in its specific traits. The gender concept is one of the basic categories that are used to classify human beings (Brennan,2002). When it comes to expectations regarding gender-specific behavior, generally the associations between women and anti-social behaviors does not first come to mind. That is why the present paper aims to explore the variety of statutes and hyposthesis in which, women who exhibit antisocial behaviors can be found, in the articles published by the main Romanian newspapers.

Keywords: Identity screening; Women; Anti—social behavoior; Press articles (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Z19 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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