Maria João Faustino
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 2176233 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Maria João Faustino |
| NOMBRES | Maria João |
| APELLIDO | Faustino |
| FIRMA | FAUSTINO M J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Auckland |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2715-9145 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
MeToo e academia
sparked international debates about sexual harassment, including within academia.In Portugal, despite increased media attention in recent years, academic research on the topic remains limited, particularly regarding the perceptions of
Introduction – A Feminist Conversation on Consent and Sexual Violence
Moving Beyond Sexual Consent
In this interview, Sharon Lamb and Maria Joo Faustino discuss the popularization of sexual consent in a neoliberal framework, the problems concerning consent and the persistence of victim-blaming.Sharon Lamb explores the concept of mutuality and its potential to overcome the limitations of sexual consent
MeToo/EuTambém
The Portuguese #MeToo, #EuTambém, was triggered by a television interview in 2021 where Sofia Arruda, a well-known actress, shared her story of sexual harassment by an unnamed powerful producer. The interview sparked a national debate on sexual harassment, leading to claims that the #MeToo movement had finally reached Portugal. This article analyses the media representations of the Portuguese #MeToo based on a dataset of opinion articles and inte…
The failed promise of consent in women's experiences of coercive and unwanted anal sex with men
In this article, we critically interrogate the concept of consent in relation to women's experiences of coerced and unwanted heterosexual anal sex. Among the 18 women we interviewed (all living in New Zealand), some clearly labelled their experiences of unwanted anal sex with men as nonconsensual. Many others, however, suggested that they had, in some way, consented. We identified two main discursive patterns in the ways that women discussed cons…
Representations of heterosexual anal sex in Cosmopolitan magazine
Anal sex has been the object of unprecedented recent media visibility; however, media discourses of anal sex are still largely unstudied. This study explores the representations of anal sex in Cosmopolitan, available online on the magazine's website. Anal sex, mostly equated with heterosexual anal intercourse, is presented as trendy and popular, as well as potentially pleasurable and intimate. The articles pervasively characterise anal sex as a s…
You Feel Like Normal Sex is not Enough Anymore”
In this article, we explore the gendered dynamics of coercion described by 18 women we interviewed about their experiences of unwanted and nonconsensual heterosexual anal sex. Several women referred to what they believed to be the normative status of heterosexual anal sex. In many cases, the socially coercive effects of perceived norms intertwined with threads of interpersonal coercion, leaving women feeling pressured to agree to, or little room …
It’s Time to Ease Your Fears—and Your Sphincter”
Rebooting an Old Script by New Means
Digital Pygmalion
This study aims to question and problematize the construction of gendered meanings and visual codes in the digital context. Rooted in the theoretical framework of cyberfemism, it analyzes the visual and linguistic content of CoverDoll, a monthly e-zine thematically devoted to sex dolls. The Pygmalion myth is proposed as the symbolic framework of CoverDoll, since the linguistic and pictorial devices that support a simulated subjectivity seem to re…
Pigmalião digital
Partindo da moldura teórica do ciberfeminismo, e questionando a construção da visualidade no contexto digital e a dimensão de género que a baliza, o presente estudo centra-se na análise dos conteúdos imagéticos e linguísticos publicados na CoverDoll, revista online dedicada às sex dolls. O mito de Pigmalião é proposto como dispositivo hermenêutico na análise da CoverDoll, já que os mecanismos de simulação de uma subjetividade parecem reproduzir o…
Rebooting an Old Script by New Means
You Feel Like Normal Sex is not Enough Anymore”
In this article, we explore the gendered dynamics of coercion described by 18 women we interviewed about their experiences of unwanted and nonconsensual heterosexual anal sex. Several women referred to what they believed to be the normative status of heterosexual anal sex. In many cases, the socially coercive effects of perceived norms intertwined with threads of interpersonal coercion, leaving women feeling pressured to agree to, or little room …
The failed promise of consent in women's experiences of coercive and unwanted anal sex with men
In this article, we critically interrogate the concept of consent in relation to women's experiences of coerced and unwanted heterosexual anal sex. Among the 18 women we interviewed (all living in New Zealand), some clearly labelled their experiences of unwanted anal sex with men as nonconsensual. Many others, however, suggested that they had, in some way, consented. We identified two main discursive patterns in the ways that women discussed cons…
Rebooting an Old Script by New Means
Digital Pygmalion
This study aims to question and problematize the construction of gendered meanings and visual codes in the digital context. Rooted in the theoretical framework of cyberfemism, it analyzes the visual and linguistic content of CoverDoll, a monthly e-zine thematically devoted to sex dolls. The Pygmalion myth is proposed as the symbolic framework of CoverDoll, since the linguistic and pictorial devices that support a simulated subjectivity seem to re…
Pigmalião digital
Partindo da moldura teórica do ciberfeminismo, e questionando a construção da visualidade no contexto digital e a dimensão de género que a baliza, o presente estudo centra-se na análise dos conteúdos imagéticos e linguísticos publicados na CoverDoll, revista online dedicada às sex dolls. O mito de Pigmalião é proposto como dispositivo hermenêutico na análise da CoverDoll, já que os mecanismos de simulação de uma subjetividade parecem reproduzir o…
It’s Time to Ease Your Fears—and Your Sphincter”
Representations of heterosexual anal sex in Cosmopolitan magazine
Anal sex has been the object of unprecedented recent media visibility; however, media discourses of anal sex are still largely unstudied. This study explores the representations of anal sex in Cosmopolitan, available online on the magazine's website. Anal sex, mostly equated with heterosexual anal intercourse, is presented as trendy and popular, as well as potentially pleasurable and intimate. The articles pervasively characterise anal sex as a s…
You Feel Like Normal Sex is not Enough Anymore”
In this article, we explore the gendered dynamics of coercion described by 18 women we interviewed about their experiences of unwanted and nonconsensual heterosexual anal sex. Several women referred to what they believed to be the normative status of heterosexual anal sex. In many cases, the socially coercive effects of perceived norms intertwined with threads of interpersonal coercion, leaving women feeling pressured to agree to, or little room …
The failed promise of consent in women's experiences of coercive and unwanted anal sex with men
In this article, we critically interrogate the concept of consent in relation to women's experiences of coerced and unwanted heterosexual anal sex. Among the 18 women we interviewed (all living in New Zealand), some clearly labelled their experiences of unwanted anal sex with men as nonconsensual. Many others, however, suggested that they had, in some way, consented. We identified two main discursive patterns in the ways that women discussed cons…
MeToo e academia
sparked international debates about sexual harassment, including within academia.In Portugal, despite increased media attention in recent years, academic research on the topic remains limited, particularly regarding the perceptions of
Introduction – A Feminist Conversation on Consent and Sexual Violence
Moving Beyond Sexual Consent
In this interview, Sharon Lamb and Maria Joo Faustino discuss the popularization of sexual consent in a neoliberal framework, the problems concerning consent and the persistence of victim-blaming.Sharon Lamb explores the concept of mutuality and its potential to overcome the limitations of sexual consent
MeToo/EuTambém
The Portuguese #MeToo, #EuTambém, was triggered by a television interview in 2021 where Sofia Arruda, a well-known actress, shared her story of sexual harassment by an unnamed powerful producer. The interview sparked a national debate on sexual harassment, leading to claims that the #MeToo movement had finally reached Portugal. This article analyses the media representations of the Portuguese #MeToo based on a dataset of opinion articles and inte…
Gender, Feminism, and Media (7 obras) · Sexuality, Behavior, and Technology (6 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Art (3 obras)