“Grey’s Anatomy”. The Post-Racial, Post-Feminist Discourse about the Hospital Isolated from History and Culture
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Publication date: 29.06.2016
Media Research Issues, 2016, Volume 59, Issue 1 (225), pp. 182 - 196
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„Grey’s Anatomy” – Postrasowy, postfeministyczny dyskurs o szpitalu odciętym od historii i kultury
“Grey’s Anatomy”. The Post-Racial, Post-Feminist Discourse about the Hospital Isolated From History and Culture
„Grey’s Anatomy” tv series created by Afro-American producer Shonda Rhimes obtained many awards from anti-discrimination organizations. Rhimes’ creative and producerly strategies – the „color-blind casting”, multi-racial and multicultural character of the cast – attracted the attention of the public opinion and became the trademark of the series. In this article the series’ dominant discourse is being analyzed and set against the critical analysis by the researchers specializing in the problems of discrimination and racial prejudice; according to their opinion the series trivializes the cultural differences, and uses the narrative structures reinforcing the traditional cultural patterns, thus perpetuating the racial divisions.
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Information: Media Research Issues, 2016, Volume 59, Issue 1 (225), pp. 182 - 196
Article type: Original article
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„Grey’s Anatomy” – Postrasowy, postfeministyczny dyskurs o szpitalu odciętym od historii i kultury
“Grey’s Anatomy”. The Post-Racial, Post-Feminist Discourse about the Hospital Isolated from History and Culture
Institute of Journalism and Social Communication of the Jagiellonian University
Poland
Published at: 29.06.2016
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