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work_jsvv5f7bonaqxerv2gdsyun55e	Rosalind Gill	The shifting terrain of sex and power: From the 'sexualization of culture' to #MeToo	2018	14	.pdf	application/pdf	5536	485	55	The shifting terrain of sex and power: From the 'sexualization of culture' to #MeToo sexuality studies, queer theory, examinations of sex in the media and popular culture, and As media scholars who work around questions of gender, sexuality, and intimacy this has intimate publics (Berlant, 2000), media sex (Attwood, 2017) and mediated intimacy major focus of interest with work on feminist and queer digital activisms opening up new popularity of feminism and the important work of preceding feminist and social movements women's experience, it triggered critical discussion of silenced sexist and sexual violence pouring of stories of (mainly celebrity) women in the media and cultural industries, MeToo The critique of MeToo's narrow focus on gendered sexual violence connects to a third sexual violence stories, especially on social media, may make the distribution of online Sexed up: Theorising the sexualization of culture. Media, empowerment and the 'sexualization of culture'debates.	./cache/work_jsvv5f7bonaqxerv2gdsyun55e.pdf	./txt/work_jsvv5f7bonaqxerv2gdsyun55e.txt