Odnos družbe do spolnega nasilja in spolnega nadlegovanja

diplomsko delo

Simona Veber (Author), Jasna Podreka (Mentor)

Abstract

Pri pisanju diplomskega dela sem se osredotočila na problem spolnega nasilja in spolnega nadlegovanja ter na vlogo medijev pri oblikovanju javnega mnenja o spolnem nadlegovanju in spolnem nasilju. V teoretičnem delu se najprej osredotočim na osnovne definicije nasilja s poudarkom na spolnem nasilju in spolnem nadlegovanju. Raziskujem teoretske usmeritve stroke na sociološkem in pravnem področju ter vlogo medijev pri oblikovanju javnega mnenja. Zanima me tudi, kakšen vpliv ima javno mnenje na pravna razmerja do spolnega nasilja in spolnega nadlegovanja ter vpliv aktivističnih organizacij na javno mnenje. Empirični del diplomskega dela je narejen na podlagi kvalitativne analize medijskega diskurza različnih medijskih hiš. Pri analizi me je zanimalo, kakšen odnos imajo mediji do žrtev spolnega nadlegovanja ter splošno do pojava spolnega nadlegovanja v družbi. Ugotavljala sem predvsem, ali se o tej tematiki poroča dogodkovno ali se pozornost posveti sami sistemskosti problema. Ugotovitev, do katere pridem, je, da mediji problematiko spolnega nasilja in spolnega nadlegovanja individualizirajo, s tem pa reproducirajo ustaljene tradicionalne spolne vloge s patriarhalno ideološko podlago.

Keywords

spolno nasilje;spolno nadlegovanje;Mia Skrbinac;mediji;javno mnenje;diplomska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2024
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[S.Veber]
UDC:	316.653:343.6-055.2(043.2)
COBISS:	202030339
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Society's attitude toward sexual violence and sexual harassment
Secondary abstract:	When writing my thesis, I focused on the issue of sexual violence and sexual harassment, as well as the role of media in the shaping of public opinion about sexual harassment and sexual violence. In the theoretical part, I first delve into the basic definitions of violence, with an emphasis on sexual violence and sexual harassment. I explore theoretical perspectives from sociology and law, as well as the media’s role in the shaping of public opinion. I’m also interested in how public opinion affects legal responses to sexual violence and sexual harassment, as well as the impact of activist organizations on public perception. The empirical part is based on a qualitative analysis of media discourse from various media outlets. In the analysis, I specifically examined how the media approach victims of sexual harassment and their overall portrayal of sexual harassment in society. Notably, I investigated whether the reporting is event-driven or if attention is given to the systemic nature of the problem. My conclusion is that the media tend to individualize the issue of sexual violence and sexual harassment, thereby perpetuating established traditional gender roles with a patriarchal ideological foundation.
Secondary keywords:	Sexual violence;sexual harassment;Mia Skrbinac;media;public opinion;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme:	1000573
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za sociologijo
Pages:	34 str.
ID:	24518431