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RAPE AND MOLKA IN CLUB BURNING SUN: ANALYZING SOUTH KOREAN NEWSPAPER PORTRAYALS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ...
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RAPE AND MOLKA IN CLUB BURNING SUN: ANALYZING SOUTH KOREAN NEWSPAPER PORTRAYALS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ...
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Journalist framing, linguistic, and visual choices shape societal understandings of gender and sexual violence against women. News media is a primary source of information about social issues, making the language they use important to relaying a sense of importance or a lack of to the public. Extant literature on media representation indicates that there are significant differences in the framing of gendered violence in Western countries when high-status perpetrators are involved, but East Asian media has not been extensively researched. Considering rapid globalization of the South Korean entertainment industry and growing sexual violence accusations against prolific celebrities in the country, this research analyzes how Korean news media frames and portrays high-status perpetrators and victims of sexual violence. Using the most widespread recent sexual violence investigation in South Korean history with more than 4,000 suspects implicated in the case from around the world, this research uses a case study ...
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gender discrimination; rape culture; revictimization; sexual violence against women; South Korean media; victim stigma
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URL: https://zenodo.org/record/4768495
https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4768495
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