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Meenakshi G. Durham

Affiliations: 
University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 
Area:
Mass Communications, Cultural Anthropology, Women's Studies
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Julie E. Ferris grad student 2003 University of Iowa
Dina Gavrilos grad student 2003 University of Iowa
Shayla M. Thiel grad student 2004 University of Iowa
Sarah Burke Odland grad student 2005 University of Iowa

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Durham MG. (2018) Resignifying Alan Kurdi: news photographs, memes, and the ethics of embodied vulnerability Critical Studies in Media Communication. 35: 240-258
Durham MG. (2015) Quvenzhané and the Comedians: Black Girlhood and Sexuality at the “Edge” of Mediated Humor Communication, Culture & Critique. 8: 505-521
Durham MG. (2015) Scene of the crime: News discourse of rape in India and the geopolitics of sexual assault Feminist Media Studies. 15: 175-191
Durham MG. (2013) "VICIOUS ASSAULT SHAKES TEXAS TOWN": The politics of gender violence in The New York Times' coverage of a schoolgirl's gang rape Journalism Studies. 14: 1-12
Durham MG. (2011) Blood, Lust and Love: Interrogating gender violence in the Twilight Journal of Children and Media. 281
Durham MG. (2009) From Bratz Dolls to Boob Jobs: A Guide to Dealing with the New Sexualized Childhood Sex Roles. 61: 596-598
Schaefer PD, Durham MG. (2007) On the social implications of invisibility: The iMac G5 and the effacement of the technological object Critical Studies in Media Communication. 24: 39-56
Durham MG. (2004) Constructing the "new ethnicities": Media, sexuality, and diaspora identity in the lives of South Asian immigrant girls Critical Studies in Media Communication. 21: 140-161
Oates TP, Durham MG. (2004) The mismeasure of masculinity: The male body, 'race' and power in the enumerative discourses of the NFL draft Patterns of Prejudice. 38: 301-320
Durham MG. (2001) Displaced persons: Symbols of South Asian femininity and the returned gaze in U.S. media culture Communication Theory. 11: 201-217
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