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Based on Lemish (2010). Screening gender (Ibid).
Translated to Turkish (2013) in: 1. Turkiue Cocuk ve Medya Kongresi: Bildiriler Kitabi, Cilt 2, (pp. 35-47). Istanbul, Turkey: Kasim.