GMJMx 2021
DOI: 10.29105/gmjmx18.34-11
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Configuraciones y autorepresentaciones digitales de género y masculinidad en Tinder

Abstract: Tinder es un espacio digital con contenido y categorías predefinidas para su uso e interacción. Desde la presentación de un perfil heterosexual, el espacio coloca al sistema sexo -género binario como punto de partida en la producción y reproducción del discurso de la masculinidad, que de manera hegemónica y dominante se construye en las sociedades occidentales. Ese modelo se funda en el privilegio y el éxito del estereotipo de hombre blanco y heterosexual, que goza de un amplio espectro de movilidad económica … Show more

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“…Advertisements normally represent manhood following the traditional stereotypes, i.e., men are foregrounded connected with power, dominance, heterosexuality, emotional restraint, aggression and independence (Connell & Messerschmidt 2005;Giaccardi, Ward, Seabrook, Manago and Lippman 2016;Levant, Hall & Ranking 2013;Nilsson and Lundgren 2021;Rodríguez Cruz Manjarrez and Albertín Carbó 2021). Following Mackinnon (2003: 89): "The myth of masculine independence is embodied in confident and confidence-inspiring appearance".…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Advertisements normally represent manhood following the traditional stereotypes, i.e., men are foregrounded connected with power, dominance, heterosexuality, emotional restraint, aggression and independence (Connell & Messerschmidt 2005;Giaccardi, Ward, Seabrook, Manago and Lippman 2016;Levant, Hall & Ranking 2013;Nilsson and Lundgren 2021;Rodríguez Cruz Manjarrez and Albertín Carbó 2021). Following Mackinnon (2003: 89): "The myth of masculine independence is embodied in confident and confidence-inspiring appearance".…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%