05. October 2017
“The fat body carries a secret that has to be revealed at all costs; it is a living symptom that something has ‘gone wrong’,” says Camilla Bruun Eriksen. She has studied the representation of fat bodies in popular culture.
28. September 2017
– Tjukkheten er et symptom på at noe har gått galt, og gjemmer sånn sett på en hemmelighet. Det sier Camilla Bruun Eriksen, som har forsket på framstillingen av tjukke kropper i populærkulturen.
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En form- og normkritik af tv-programmet Min krop til skræk og advarsel.
27. February 2017
Being a journalist in war zones and armed conflicts is becoming increasingly dangerous. Most of the journalists killed in the field are men, but the concern is about the security of their female colleagues.
07. September 2015
According to Norwegian fitness bloggers, the ideal female body is supposed to be slim, muscular, feminine and strong. However, the eating and workout regimes they promote are so strict, that even the bloggers themselves almost fail to follow them.
26. January 2015
The female body is not suited for real football, according to debaters in the online debate forum of Norway's biggest tabloid newspaper. Why is football the only sport in which women’s performance is constantly compared to men’s?
07. March 2014
Feministbladet Sirene gjorde feminismen populærkulturell og har formet den norske offentligheten i langt større utstrekning enn vi i dag anerkjenner. Mediefeministene var like viktige som kvinneorganisasjonene, ifølge Synnøve Skarsbø Lindtner.
17. November 2010
When the men’s national team loses a match they are called “sissies”, and women who are good at football “play like men”. Both men and women are the losers when gender stereotypes are used in sports journalism, according to Professor Gerd von der Lippe.
