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Journal Article
Portrait of the Homo Academicus as a Messy Female Investigator
2022
Overview
A doctoral student is sensitive, regardless of gender May 2016 British author Naomi Alderman publishes an anticipation novel entitled The Power, The premise is extremely effective because of its simplicity, It is delivered through an epistolary exchange between Neil, a researcher author of an unpublished historical research, and a female academic and well-established author, The context is settled: women hold power and men are poor, fragile little things who are subservient to them.This has always been the case, Laughable, powerful, subversive, wrote the critic, The doctoral student who has become a doctor still laughs about it. Can we project ourselves into a role for which we have neither images nor representations? [...]she studies these representations through popular culture. The portrayal of organizations in Scandinavian and English-language television series over the past decade has offered a new set of possible role models for working women, from the executive woman in high heels and a glass of wine to the pugnacious and anti-social investigator to the surgeon confronted with the glass ceiling phenomenon. The female character is no longer a stooge, and Cathy Gale inaugurates a profession that will see a succession of leading female investigators in television fiction. [...]in the United States, for NBC, Angie Dickinson will embody from 1974 a Police Woman. title of the series known elsewhere under the name of Sergeant Anderson.
Publisher
AIMS,Association Internationale de Management Stratégique,AIMS (Association internationale de management stratégique),Association International de Management Stratégique (AIMS)
