Media Portrayal of Female and Male Athlete - Singh, Daljeet
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Sport is beneficial to all, and at every level. It improves health and self-confidence through greater awareness of one's body. It is also a way of learning how to show solidarity and how to excel one. The Olympics, an international competition on a large scale, are particularly representative in this respect: the number of women taking part in the Olympic Games has been growing steadily since they first took part in 1900, but inequality remains. Gender stereotyping has been considered as one of the long-standing social issues which until now remain as a great concern. Media, notably, plays a…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Sport is beneficial to all, and at every level. It improves health and self-confidence through greater awareness of one's body. It is also a way of learning how to show solidarity and how to excel one. The Olympics, an international competition on a large scale, are particularly representative in this respect: the number of women taking part in the Olympic Games has been growing steadily since they first took part in 1900, but inequality remains. Gender stereotyping has been considered as one of the long-standing social issues which until now remain as a great concern. Media, notably, plays a great role in projecting male and female athletes out in the public s eyes. As a result the present study was conducted to compare media portrayal of female and male athletes.
Autorenporträt
Daljeet Singh was born on 1971. Having teaching experience for about 17 years in prestigious Khalsa College Amritsar, he is actively involved in research work. He has got his Doctorate degree recently from Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar. His areas of interest are Sports Sociology, Sports Media and Gender related Studies.