Feona Attwood is Professor of Cultural Studies, Media and Communication at Middlesex University.

"This sophisticated yet highly accessible book covers key issues in studies of sex, gender and media. Attwood tackles complex issues and divisive debates with admirable clarity and with an unfailing mastery of the content matter in what should be compulsory reading for students in media and gender studies internationally."Susanna Paasonen, University of Turku"Attwood's Sex Media offers a rich and nuanced account of the shifting landscapes of gender, sexuality and sexual representation. Cogent and well written - it is a perfect book for undergraduate seminars in gender and sexuality studies as well as communication studies."Danielle Egan, St. Lawrence University

• ContentsAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Introducing Sex, Gender, and SexualityChapter 2: Regulating Sex MediaChapter 3: SexualizationChapter 4: Sex MediaChapter 5: Sex Media, Culture and SocietyNotesReferencesIndex

Feona Attwood is Professor of Cultural Studies, Media and Communication at Middlesex University.

"This sophisticated yet highly accessible book covers key issues in studies of sex, gender and media. Attwood tackles complex issues and divisive debates with admirable clarity and with an unfailing mastery of the content matter in what should be compulsory reading for students in media and gender studies internationally."Susanna Paasonen, University of Turku"Attwood's Sex Media offers a rich and nuanced account of the shifting landscapes of gender, sexuality and sexual representation. Cogent and well written - it is a perfect book for undergraduate seminars in gender and sexuality studies as well as communication studies."Danielle Egan, St. Lawrence University

• ContentsAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Introducing Sex, Gender, and SexualityChapter 2: Regulating Sex MediaChapter 3: SexualizationChapter 4: Sex MediaChapter 5: Sex Media, Culture and SocietyNotesReferencesIndex

Feona Attwood is Professor of Cultural Studies, Media and Communication at Middlesex University.

"This sophisticated yet highly accessible book covers key issues in studies of sex, gender and media. Attwood tackles complex issues and divisive debates with admirable clarity and with an unfailing mastery of the content matter in what should be compulsory reading for students in media and gender studies internationally."Susanna Paasonen, University of Turku"Attwood's Sex Media offers a rich and nuanced account of the shifting landscapes of gender, sexuality and sexual representation. Cogent and well written - it is a perfect book for undergraduate seminars in gender and sexuality studies as well as communication studies."Danielle Egan, St. Lawrence University

• ContentsAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Introducing Sex, Gender, and SexualityChapter 2: Regulating Sex MediaChapter 3: SexualizationChapter 4: Sex MediaChapter 5: Sex Media, Culture and SocietyNotesReferencesIndex