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Title:"The Face of War. Women in the Photographs of the International Press during the Invasion of Ukraine."
Abstract:"The representation of war in the media has shown men as active and protective subjects, while women have been reserved a subordinate role that highlights their vulnerability and their identification with traditional roles. This research analyzes 201 front page photographs of the war in Ukraine published in six international newspapers during the first month of the war, with the aim of verifying the presence of women in media coverage and the roles that have been attributed to them. The results show that, although the presence is quantitatively balanced, qualitatively war continues to be a deeply gendered practice. Thus, despite the fact that women appear in 47,3% of the images, they have a much smaller presence as active subjects of the war, and are represented in a greater proportion accompanying minors or as refugees. In the visual narrative that the international press front page photographs of the war in Ukraine, women have a strong presence, but their role is subordinate, and they appear as secondary and silent characters, anchored in the roles of victim, of people who must be protected and saved.."
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The Face of War. Women in the Photographs of the International Press during the Invasion of Ukraine
The representation of war in the media has shown men as active and protective subjects, while women have been reserved a subordinate role that highlights their vulnerability and their identification with traditional roles. This research analyzes 201 front page photographs of the war in Ukraine published in six international newspapers during the first month of the war, with the aim of verifying the presence of women in media coverage and the roles that have been attributed to them. The results show that, although the presence is quantitatively balanced, qualitatively war continues to be a deeply gendered practice. Thus, despite the fact that women appear in 47,3% of the images, they have a much smaller presence as active subjects of the war, and are represented in a greater proportion accompanying minors or as refugees. In the visual narrative that the international press front page photographs of the war in Ukraine, women have a strong presence, but their role is subordinate, and they appear as secondary and silent characters, anchored in the roles of victim, of people who must be protected and saved.