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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Sports Illustrated"”.
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Gender Representation in Sports Illustrated for Kids
… is sport media, advertising, and children. Sports Illustrated for Kids is the only sport media print magazine for children, with a readership age of 8-15 years old. Images and gender stereotypes have been used continuously by advertising companies to sell products to consumers. Children in …
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Content Analysis of Sports Illustrated Articles Depicting Women's and Men's College Basketball
… the portrayal of femininity and masculinity in sports magazine articles and explores how they may reinforce hegemonic masculinity. A content analysis of <em>Sports Illustrated</em> articles for a full season was performed. Three themes support theories of hegemonic masculinity: comparison to …
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’n Kritiese analise van die visuele diskoers oor gender in SA Sports Illustrated
… afbeeldings van sportvroue in die tydskrif SA Sports Illustrated te beskryf, en om aan te toon dat ’n kritiese, visueel-grammatiese analise belangrike waarde het om dominante ideologieë uit te wys en te bestry. Kwalitatiewe en kwantitatiewe ondersoekmetodes is gebruik, te wete ʼn kritiese …
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Women's coverage in the 1976 and 1996 Olympics : a content analysis of three weekly U.S. magazines.
… from 1976 to 1996 in Time, Newsweek and Sports Illustrated magazines. The hypotheses tested explored research questions concerning the number of female Olympians to appear on the cover of the chosen magazines, the number of women's events covered, and the percentage of Olympic stories …
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The Fantasy Focus: A content analysis of sports magazines examining the rise in popularity of fantasy games
Fantasy sports (FS) have become a mass phenomenon; it has been estimated that close to thirty million people play some form of fantasy sports, creating a multi-billion dollar market whose popularity and visibility have grown exponentially since its inception. This research examined the rise in …
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Reality Bites? The Cultural Politics of Generation X and Youthful White Masculinities in Sport and Popular Culture in 1990s America
… of American tennis star, Andre Agassi, a 1997 Sports Illustrated cover story, ""Whatever happened to the white athlete?,"" and the emergent sport formation of extreme sports. I also offer an alternative way of making sense of the Generation X phenomenon by reading it as a symptom of 1990s …