Artikel und Buchkapitel von Nadja-Christina Schneider in Sammelbänden
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Nari Shakti and the Nation: Visual Imagery and Mediation of 'India's New Daughters' in the Framework of Muscular Patriotism.
Why 'Living Together'? Introduction, Part One
In: Fritzi-Marie Titzmann/Nadja-Christina Schneider (eds.) (2022). How to Live Together? Circulatory Practices and Contested Spaces in India. Online published at https://replito.de/archive/archiveDetails?Id=69 ("Nari Shakti") and ("Why 'Living Together?'") https://replito.pubpub.org/pub/12vexklm/ Zweitveröffentlicht in: Gender Open Repositorium unter http://dx.doi.org/10.25595/2171 |
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Feminist Loitering in the City. Transmedia Practice and Imagination. In: Youna Kim (ed.)(2022). Media in Asia. Global, Digital, Gendered and Mobile. London: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003130628.
Repro-Dramas on Screen: Mediating Surrogacy, Split Motherhood and Reproductive Tourism in India to German Television Audiences. In: Nadja-Christina Schneider/ Fritzi-Marie Titzmann (eds.)(2020). Family Norms and Images in Transition. Contemporary Negotiations of Reproductive Labor, Love and Relationships in India. Nomos: Baden-Baden, pp. 55-74.
Present Absence of the 'Other Mother': Documentary Images and the Communicative Figuration Surrounding Gestational Surrogacy. In: Nadja-Christina Schneider/ Fritzi-Marie Titzmann (eds.)(2020). Family Norms and Images in Transition. Contemporary Negotiations of Reproductive Labor, Love and Relationships in India. Nomos: Baden-Baden, pp. 33-53.
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Intersecting Dynamics: Representational Activism and New Mobilities among “Muslim Women” in India. In: Huma Ahmed-Ghosh (ed.). Contesting Feminisms. Gender and Islam in Asia. State University of New York Press, New York 2015 , pp. 135-158.
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Introduction Nadja-Christina Schneider/Carola Richter. In: Dies. (Hg.)(2015). New Media Configurations and Socio-Cultural Dynamics in Asia and the Arab World. Nomos/Bloomsbury, S. 11-24.
Applying the Lens of Mobility to Media and Gender Studies: An Introduction. In: Nadja-Christina Schneider/Carola Richter (Hg.)(2015). New Media Configurations and Socio-Cultural Dynamics in Asia and the Arab World. Nomos/Bloomsbury, S. 225-242.
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Introduction In: Nadja-Christina Schneider/Fritzi-Marie Titzmann (Hg.)(2015). Studying Youth, Media and Gender in Post-Liberalisation India. Focus on and beyond the 'Delhi Gang Rape', S. 9-18.
Filming Urban Spaces and Entangled (Im)Mobilities: Experimental Documentaries by & about Young 'Muslim Women' in Delhi In: Nadja-Christina Schneider/Fritzi-Marie Titzmann (Hg.)(2015). Studying Youth, Media and Gender in Post-Liberalisation India. Focus on and beyond the 'Delhi Gang Rape', S. 167-190.
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Islam und Gender in Indien. Perspektiven der Geschlechtergerechtigkeit in der Minderheitensituation. In: Susanne Schröter (ed.). Geschlechtergerechtigkeit durch Demokratisierung? Transformationen und Restaurationen von Genderverhältnissen in der islamischen Welt. Transcript, Bielefeld 2013, S. 297-318. |
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The medialisation of post-colonial Indian Society: National and transnational dynamics. In: Corinna Unger/Andreas Hilger (eds.). India in the World since 1947: National and Transnational Perspectives (1947-1991), Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main 2012, pp. 236-258.
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Introduction. Schneider, Nadja-Christina/Gräf, Bettina. In: Dies. (eds.) Social Dynamics 2.0: Researching Change in Times of Media Convergence. Case Studies from the Middle East and Asia. Reihe: Internationale und interkulturelle Kommunikation Frank & Timme, Berlin 2011, pp. 9-26. |
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Media culture, advertising and consumerism in India. In: Klaus Voll/Doreen Beierlein (eds.): Rising India - Europe's Partner? Berlin 2006, pp. 819-833.
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