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Summers, Alicia und Monica K. Miller: "From Damsels in Distress to Sexy Superheroes. How the Portrayal of Sexism in Video Game Magazines has Changed in the Last 20 Years." In: Feminist Media Studies 14.6 (2014), S. 1028–1040. Added by: joachim (2016-09-14 09:46) Last edited by: joachim (2020-07-13 12:43) |
| Resource type: Journal Article Languages: English Peer reviewed DOI: 10.1080/14680777.2014.882371 BibTeX citation key: Summers2014 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: Adaptation, Game, Gender, Statistics, Superhero Creators: Miller, Summers Collection: Feminist Media Studies |
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Video games are an important form of media that have the potential to impact gender role attitudes. Sexist portrayals of characters may affect gender behaviors and attitudes. As such, it is important to discover how characters, particularly females, are portrayed in video games. The current study examined video game magazines analyzing the portrayal of female video game characters and how this portrayal has changed in the last twenty years. Results indicate a growing trend toward a decreased benevolent sexism portrayal and an increase in a hostile sexism portrayal over time.
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