Laura Martínez-Jiménez
Biographic Data
| ID | 4226509 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laura Martínez-Jiménez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laura |
| FAMILY NAME | Martínez-Jiménez |
| SIGNATURE | MARTÍNEZ-JIMÉNEZ L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Europea Miguel de Cervantes |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1678-0983 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Exploring the new femininities’ (self-)perception of media culture influence amid feminist popularization in Spain1
This exploratory study aims to analyse the perception that ‘new femininities’ have regarding the influence of popular media culture on identity, based on the experiences of a group of 30 women in Spain. By using the qualitative research technique of semi-structured individual interviewing and the feminist sociological analysis of the discourse, this article explores these new femininities’ (self-)perceptions across three key areas: media consumpt…
Hipermediatización del caso Errejón: Análisis de la cobertura progresista y elementos diferenciales del periodismo feminista
En octubre de 2024 se hacía pública la dimisión de Iñigo Errejón, uno de los principales activos de la nueva izquierda española, motivada por las acusaciones de agresión sexual contra él por parte de varias mujeres. Al compás de la hipermediatización del «caso Errejón», comenzaba a tomar pulso y visibilidad el intradebate feminista sobre cómo encuadrar mediáticamente las violencias machistas para que su relato no sólo cumpla con los estándares de…
La Maravillosa Señora Maisel y la in/visibilización de los trabajos de cuidados en la ficción televisiva
Este artículo analiza la in/visibilización del trabajo de cuidados en la ficción televisiva a través de la serie La maravillosa Señora Maisel. Fundamentado en el marco teórico-interpretativo de la economía feminista, el estudio se lleva a cabo mediante el análisis crítico del discurso y se operativiza en cuatro dimensiones discursivas: el sentido de clase de los trabajos de cuidados, su hiperfeminización, su implicación en la re-producción de la …
Feminismos para transformar la Comunicación, la Academia y la Vida
Con este texto presentamos el monográfico número 10 de la revista Dígitos, titulado «Compromisos éticos de la comunicación y del periodismo con los feminismos y la sostenibilidad de las vidas». Aprovechamos esta introducción para reivindicar la centralidad de las (buenas) vidas y sus cuidados en nuestras sociedades y, concretamente, en nuestros espacios de desarrollo personal y profesional vinculados a la Comunicación. Frente a la lógica antivida…
Consentimiento y rabia en los discursos de medios digitales ante el caso Rubiales
Introducción. El beso no consentido de Luis Rubiales, expresidente de la RFEF, a la jugadora de la selección femenina de fútbol, Jennifer Hermoso durante la entrega de medallas en la final del Mundial de Fútbol celebrada el 20 de agosto de 2023 abrió en España un debate mediático en torno a los límites del consentimiento propiciado por la llamada ley del solo sí es sí. Objetivos. El artículo tiene como objetivo principal analizar los relatos medi…
The Twitter Battle over the Trans Law in Spain: Mediatization of rage in the case of the podcast Estirando el chicle
Anger has been a part of the public debate in Spain, especially since the 8 M feminist mobilization. This article analyzes whether the mediatized rage surrounding the discursive dispute on Twitter between supporters of the so-called Ley trans (Trans Law) and those that oppose the proposed legislation can open up cracks in the affective injustice suffered by the trans collective in Spain. To this end, we will address the discursive debate generate…
Working on working women: The postfeminist mystification of employable femininity in post-crisis Spain
This article deploys the notion of ‘employable femininity’, by which we refer to the mystification along postfeminist lines of an idealized womanhood suitable to be employed and worked upon, in order to explore how women’s relation to employment is currently being articulated and contested in contemporary Spain. Structural transformations during neoliberalism have promoted women’s rising involvement into labor markets while, simultaneously, reinf…
Postfeminist neoliberalization of self-care: A critical discourse analysis of its representation in Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Elle
Encouraged by the popularization of the feminisms and the essentiality of care in the face of the increasing precarity of the living conditions, popular women’s culture in the global North has been showing signs of a growing interest in self-care practices. Given this new visibility, the present work proposes a critical approach to the discursive representation of self-care from a transdisciplinary and feminist theoretical-interpretative perspect…
Postfeminismo neoliberal: Una propuesta de (re)conceptualización desde los estudios culturales feministas
Introducción. Para conservar su hegemonía económico-cultural, el proyecto neoliberal despliega mecanismos de (auto)legitimación y neutralización de la amenaza planteada por proyectos antagónicos como el feminista, intensamente popularizado durante los últimos años. En este escenario, la retórica del “postfeminismo” cobra particular interés, entendido habitualmente como una ambigua sensibilidad promujeres y antifeminista que resuena con el ethos n…
Culpables, precarias y desiguales: Apuntes críticos sobre la narrativa (im)popular de la Gran Recesión
Este trabajo plantea un comentario crítico del relato popular de la Gran Recesión en el Estado español. Desde el marco teórico-interpretativo feminista de los estudios culturales y la economía, se identifican y analizan tres tropos de esta narrativa en/de crisis: la privatización de la culpa, la promesa de un futuro mejor frente a la normalización de la precariedad y la caracterización de la recesión como una “mancession”
Neoliberal postfeminism, or some other, sexier thing: Gender and populism in the Spanish context
The project of developing a contemporary critical populism requires us to discriminate between uncritical populisms that ultimately reinforce unequal social relations and popular discourses capable of generating counter-hegemonic projects. In the field of popular feminisms, this means discriminating between the pseudo-feminist discourses that saturate popular culture and the feminisms that are radically committed to social justice. From this poin…
Neoliberal postfeminism—or some other sexier thing: Gender and populism in the Spanish context
The project of developing a contemporary critical populism requires us to discriminate between uncritical populisms that ultimately reinforce unequal social relations, and popular discourses capable of generating counterhegemonic projects. In the field of popular feminisms, this means discriminating between the pseudo-feminist distortions that saturate popular culture and the feminisms that are radically committed to social justice. From this poi…
We (all) can’t have it all: Demystifying celebrity motherhood in the face of precarious lives
In November 2018, actress Jameela Jamil, known for her relentless crusade against celebrity culture, called Khloe Kardashian “irresponsible” for misleading her more than 90 million followers on Ins
Borderlanding academic researchers: A range of whisper networks
In this issue of the Journal of Lesbian Studies we consider the ways trans- and homophobia in academia impact queer-identified women's scholarship and personhood. By providing a wide view of these experiences in the field of education research - from field experience, to testomonio - this issue gives voice to the experiences of queer women in a field that has traditionally and continues to recognize, support and reify a straight, male, able, hete…
Femininity revisited – A round table
One of our motivations
PoC, LGBTQ, and gender: The intersectionality of America Chavez
The Life and Times of America Chavez was a comic book series eventually published in trade form. Written by Gabby Rivera, queer Latinx young adult literature author, this iteration of Marvel Comic's Miss America (America Chavez) possesses an awareness and authenticity of Latinx culture and lesbian identity that was nothing less than revolutionary. Joe Quinones's artwork, rich in color, spirit, and pride, underscored the need for Latinx voices (bo…
Neoliberalism Goes Pop and Purple: Postfeminist Empowerment from Beyoncé to Mad Max
Using Every Word and Image: Framing Graphic Novel Instruction in the Expanded Four Resources Model
In many classrooms, teachers have started to incorporate graphic novels in classroom instruction. However, research has suggested that some readers may have limited understanding of how to read graphic novels, which can create challenges for teachers using the medium. Drawing from a larger study, this article highlights two cases, an expert graphic novel and an expert traditional print text reader, to illustrate how the expanded four resources mo…
Engaging preservice teachers in integrated study and use of educational media and technology in teaching reading
Representations in Award-Winning LGBTQ Young Adult Literature from 2000–2013
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and queer (LGBTQ) young adult (YA) literature is increasing in popularity, with novels like Bil Wright's Putting Makeup on the Fat Boy winning the two LGBTQ YA honors--the Lambda Literary and Stonewall Book Awards--as well awards commending their cultural diversity. Despite the upsurge of celebrated LGBTQ YA literature, a study of the protagonists in Lambda- and Stonewall-winning YA novels from 2000-2013 rev…
Postfeminist neoliberalization of self-care: A critical discourse analysis of its representation in Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Elle
Encouraged by the popularization of the feminisms and the essentiality of care in the face of the increasing precarity of the living conditions, popular women’s culture in the global North has been showing signs of a growing interest in self-care practices. Given this new visibility, the present work proposes a critical approach to the discursive representation of self-care from a transdisciplinary and feminist theoretical-interpretative perspect…
Neoliberalism Goes Pop and Purple: Postfeminist Empowerment from Beyoncé to Mad Max
Neoliberal postfeminism—or some other sexier thing: Gender and populism in the Spanish context
The project of developing a contemporary critical populism requires us to discriminate between uncritical populisms that ultimately reinforce unequal social relations, and popular discourses capable of generating counterhegemonic projects. In the field of popular feminisms, this means discriminating between the pseudo-feminist distortions that saturate popular culture and the feminisms that are radically committed to social justice. From this poi…
Femininity revisited – A round table
One of our motivations
Representations in Award-Winning LGBTQ Young Adult Literature from 2000–2013
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and queer (LGBTQ) young adult (YA) literature is increasing in popularity, with novels like Bil Wright's Putting Makeup on the Fat Boy winning the two LGBTQ YA honors--the Lambda Literary and Stonewall Book Awards--as well awards commending their cultural diversity. Despite the upsurge of celebrated LGBTQ YA literature, a study of the protagonists in Lambda- and Stonewall-winning YA novels from 2000-2013 rev…
Borderlanding academic researchers: A range of whisper networks
In this issue of the Journal of Lesbian Studies we consider the ways trans- and homophobia in academia impact queer-identified women's scholarship and personhood. By providing a wide view of these experiences in the field of education research - from field experience, to testomonio - this issue gives voice to the experiences of queer women in a field that has traditionally and continues to recognize, support and reify a straight, male, able, hete…
The Twitter Battle over the Trans Law in Spain: Mediatization of rage in the case of the podcast Estirando el chicle
Anger has been a part of the public debate in Spain, especially since the 8 M feminist mobilization. This article analyzes whether the mediatized rage surrounding the discursive dispute on Twitter between supporters of the so-called Ley trans (Trans Law) and those that oppose the proposed legislation can open up cracks in the affective injustice suffered by the trans collective in Spain. To this end, we will address the discursive debate generate…
Neoliberal postfeminism, or some other, sexier thing: Gender and populism in the Spanish context
The project of developing a contemporary critical populism requires us to discriminate between uncritical populisms that ultimately reinforce unequal social relations and popular discourses capable of generating counter-hegemonic projects. In the field of popular feminisms, this means discriminating between the pseudo-feminist discourses that saturate popular culture and the feminisms that are radically committed to social justice. From this poin…
We (all) can’t have it all: Demystifying celebrity motherhood in the face of precarious lives
In November 2018, actress Jameela Jamil, known for her relentless crusade against celebrity culture, called Khloe Kardashian “irresponsible” for misleading her more than 90 million followers on Ins
PoC, LGBTQ, and gender: The intersectionality of America Chavez
The Life and Times of America Chavez was a comic book series eventually published in trade form. Written by Gabby Rivera, queer Latinx young adult literature author, this iteration of Marvel Comic's Miss America (America Chavez) possesses an awareness and authenticity of Latinx culture and lesbian identity that was nothing less than revolutionary. Joe Quinones's artwork, rich in color, spirit, and pride, underscored the need for Latinx voices (bo…
Engaging preservice teachers in integrated study and use of educational media and technology in teaching reading
Representations in Award-Winning LGBTQ Young Adult Literature from 2000–2013
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and queer (LGBTQ) young adult (YA) literature is increasing in popularity, with novels like Bil Wright's Putting Makeup on the Fat Boy winning the two LGBTQ YA honors--the Lambda Literary and Stonewall Book Awards--as well awards commending their cultural diversity. Despite the upsurge of celebrated LGBTQ YA literature, a study of the protagonists in Lambda- and Stonewall-winning YA novels from 2000-2013 rev…
Engaging preservice teachers in integrated study and use of educational media and technology in teaching reading
Using Every Word and Image: Framing Graphic Novel Instruction in the Expanded Four Resources Model
In many classrooms, teachers have started to incorporate graphic novels in classroom instruction. However, research has suggested that some readers may have limited understanding of how to read graphic novels, which can create challenges for teachers using the medium. Drawing from a larger study, this article highlights two cases, an expert graphic novel and an expert traditional print text reader, to illustrate how the expanded four resources mo…
Femininity revisited – A round table
One of our motivations
PoC, LGBTQ, and gender: The intersectionality of America Chavez
The Life and Times of America Chavez was a comic book series eventually published in trade form. Written by Gabby Rivera, queer Latinx young adult literature author, this iteration of Marvel Comic's Miss America (America Chavez) possesses an awareness and authenticity of Latinx culture and lesbian identity that was nothing less than revolutionary. Joe Quinones's artwork, rich in color, spirit, and pride, underscored the need for Latinx voices (bo…
Neoliberalism Goes Pop and Purple: Postfeminist Empowerment from Beyoncé to Mad Max
We (all) can’t have it all: Demystifying celebrity motherhood in the face of precarious lives
In November 2018, actress Jameela Jamil, known for her relentless crusade against celebrity culture, called Khloe Kardashian “irresponsible” for misleading her more than 90 million followers on Ins
Borderlanding academic researchers: A range of whisper networks
In this issue of the Journal of Lesbian Studies we consider the ways trans- and homophobia in academia impact queer-identified women's scholarship and personhood. By providing a wide view of these experiences in the field of education research - from field experience, to testomonio - this issue gives voice to the experiences of queer women in a field that has traditionally and continues to recognize, support and reify a straight, male, able, hete…
Neoliberal postfeminism, or some other, sexier thing: Gender and populism in the Spanish context
The project of developing a contemporary critical populism requires us to discriminate between uncritical populisms that ultimately reinforce unequal social relations and popular discourses capable of generating counter-hegemonic projects. In the field of popular feminisms, this means discriminating between the pseudo-feminist discourses that saturate popular culture and the feminisms that are radically committed to social justice. From this poin…
Neoliberal postfeminism—or some other sexier thing: Gender and populism in the Spanish context
The project of developing a contemporary critical populism requires us to discriminate between uncritical populisms that ultimately reinforce unequal social relations, and popular discourses capable of generating counterhegemonic projects. In the field of popular feminisms, this means discriminating between the pseudo-feminist distortions that saturate popular culture and the feminisms that are radically committed to social justice. From this poi…
Postfeminismo neoliberal: Una propuesta de (re)conceptualización desde los estudios culturales feministas
Introducción. Para conservar su hegemonía económico-cultural, el proyecto neoliberal despliega mecanismos de (auto)legitimación y neutralización de la amenaza planteada por proyectos antagónicos como el feminista, intensamente popularizado durante los últimos años. En este escenario, la retórica del “postfeminismo” cobra particular interés, entendido habitualmente como una ambigua sensibilidad promujeres y antifeminista que resuena con el ethos n…
Culpables, precarias y desiguales: Apuntes críticos sobre la narrativa (im)popular de la Gran Recesión
Este trabajo plantea un comentario crítico del relato popular de la Gran Recesión en el Estado español. Desde el marco teórico-interpretativo feminista de los estudios culturales y la economía, se identifican y analizan tres tropos de esta narrativa en/de crisis: la privatización de la culpa, la promesa de un futuro mejor frente a la normalización de la precariedad y la caracterización de la recesión como una “mancession”
Postfeminist neoliberalization of self-care: A critical discourse analysis of its representation in Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Elle
Encouraged by the popularization of the feminisms and the essentiality of care in the face of the increasing precarity of the living conditions, popular women’s culture in the global North has been showing signs of a growing interest in self-care practices. Given this new visibility, the present work proposes a critical approach to the discursive representation of self-care from a transdisciplinary and feminist theoretical-interpretative perspect…
Working on working women: The postfeminist mystification of employable femininity in post-crisis Spain
This article deploys the notion of ‘employable femininity’, by which we refer to the mystification along postfeminist lines of an idealized womanhood suitable to be employed and worked upon, in order to explore how women’s relation to employment is currently being articulated and contested in contemporary Spain. Structural transformations during neoliberalism have promoted women’s rising involvement into labor markets while, simultaneously, reinf…
La Maravillosa Señora Maisel y la in/visibilización de los trabajos de cuidados en la ficción televisiva
Este artículo analiza la in/visibilización del trabajo de cuidados en la ficción televisiva a través de la serie La maravillosa Señora Maisel. Fundamentado en el marco teórico-interpretativo de la economía feminista, el estudio se lleva a cabo mediante el análisis crítico del discurso y se operativiza en cuatro dimensiones discursivas: el sentido de clase de los trabajos de cuidados, su hiperfeminización, su implicación en la re-producción de la …
Feminismos para transformar la Comunicación, la Academia y la Vida
Con este texto presentamos el monográfico número 10 de la revista Dígitos, titulado «Compromisos éticos de la comunicación y del periodismo con los feminismos y la sostenibilidad de las vidas». Aprovechamos esta introducción para reivindicar la centralidad de las (buenas) vidas y sus cuidados en nuestras sociedades y, concretamente, en nuestros espacios de desarrollo personal y profesional vinculados a la Comunicación. Frente a la lógica antivida…
Consentimiento y rabia en los discursos de medios digitales ante el caso Rubiales
Introducción. El beso no consentido de Luis Rubiales, expresidente de la RFEF, a la jugadora de la selección femenina de fútbol, Jennifer Hermoso durante la entrega de medallas en la final del Mundial de Fútbol celebrada el 20 de agosto de 2023 abrió en España un debate mediático en torno a los límites del consentimiento propiciado por la llamada ley del solo sí es sí. Objetivos. El artículo tiene como objetivo principal analizar los relatos medi…
The Twitter Battle over the Trans Law in Spain: Mediatization of rage in the case of the podcast Estirando el chicle
Anger has been a part of the public debate in Spain, especially since the 8 M feminist mobilization. This article analyzes whether the mediatized rage surrounding the discursive dispute on Twitter between supporters of the so-called Ley trans (Trans Law) and those that oppose the proposed legislation can open up cracks in the affective injustice suffered by the trans collective in Spain. To this end, we will address the discursive debate generate…
Exploring the new femininities’ (self-)perception of media culture influence amid feminist popularization in Spain1
This exploratory study aims to analyse the perception that ‘new femininities’ have regarding the influence of popular media culture on identity, based on the experiences of a group of 30 women in Spain. By using the qualitative research technique of semi-structured individual interviewing and the feminist sociological analysis of the discourse, this article explores these new femininities’ (self-)perceptions across three key areas: media consumpt…
Hipermediatización del caso Errejón: Análisis de la cobertura progresista y elementos diferenciales del periodismo feminista
En octubre de 2024 se hacía pública la dimisión de Iñigo Errejón, uno de los principales activos de la nueva izquierda española, motivada por las acusaciones de agresión sexual contra él por parte de varias mujeres. Al compás de la hipermediatización del «caso Errejón», comenzaba a tomar pulso y visibilidad el intradebate feminista sobre cómo encuadrar mediáticamente las violencias machistas para que su relato no sólo cumpla con los estándares de…
Sociology (12 works) · Political science (11 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (10 works) · Art (9 works) · Gender Studies (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Gender Studies (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Media, Gender, and Advertising (6 works)