20.500.12556/RUL-169864 Patologiziranje ženskega telesa in čustvovanja skozi analiziranje telesne govorice magistrsko delo Pathologizing women’s body and emotions through body language analysis Ob naraščajoči priljubljenosti strokovnjakov za telesno govorico v sodobnih družbah Zahoda v pričujoči magistrski nalogi naslovimo vprašanje, ali ti v svojih analizah patologizirajo ženski subjekt skozi njegovo telo in čustvovanje. V prvem delu raziskave umestimo analiziranje telesne govorice ter njeno uporabo v časovno-prostorski okvir in jo opredelimo kot psevdoznanost. Znotraj tega konteksta k raziskovalnemu vprašanju pristopimo iz vidika poststrukturalističnega feminizma, s poudarkom na teoriji Michela Foucaulta, ter ob tem razčlenimo genealogijo koncepta feminilnega. Na podlagi slednje podamo kritiko spolne dihotomije in esencializmov ter predstavimo biomedicinsko patologiziranje ženskega subjekta kot prijem za vzpostavljanje družbenih hierarhij. V študiji primera povežemo obravnavani teoretski področji, kjer preučimo tiste analize telesne govorice sojenja Depp proti Heard, ki imajo na spletni platformi YouTube najvišje število ogledov, skozi uporabo feministične poststrukturalistične diskurzivne analize. Tekom analize prepoznamo psevdoznanost, spolni esencializem in patologizacijo kot tri izstopajoče diskurze, ki jih nato umestimo v kontekst poststrukturalističnega feminizma. Raziskava nam pokaže, da strokovnjaki za telesno govorico patologizirajo predvsem tiste ženske, ki so moteče za patriarhalni družbeni ustroj. To tekom svojih analiz pod pretvezo znanosti legitimirajo z grajenjem lastne družbene avtoritete ter rabo esencialističnega diskurza. Ob tem podamo ugotovitev, da njihovo posluževanje esencialističnega diskurza vodi v reprodukcijo patriarhalnih odnosov neenakosti. With the growing popularity of body language experts in contemporary Western societies, this thesis addresses the question of whether they pathologize the feminine subject through her body and emotions in their analyses. In the first part of this research, we position body language analysis and its uses into a spatio-temporal framework and identify it as pseudoscience. Within this context we approach our research question from the aspect of post-structural feminism, with an emphasis on the theory of Michel Foucault, and establish a genealogy of the feminine. On the basis of this, we criticize the gender dichotomy and essentialism, introducing bio-medical pathologization of the feminine subject as a device of establishing social hierarchies. We merge these theoretical areas in our case study, where we examine those body language analyses of the Depp v. Heard trial with the highest number of views on the social platform YouTube through the use of feminist poststructuralist discourse analysis. In the course of this analysis, we identify pseudoscience, gender essentialism and pathologization as the three most notable discourses, which we then examine within the context of post-structural feminism. Our research shows that body language experts primarily pathologize those women, who obstruct the patriarchal social structure. They legitimize this during their analyses under the guise of science by establishing themselves as the social authority and by utilizing essentialist discourse. Alongside, we ascertain that their employment of essentialist discourse leads to the reproduction of patriarchal relations of inequality. govorica telesa poststrukturalističen feminizem spolni esencializem patologizacija psevdoznanost body language post-structural feminism gender essentialism pathologization pseudoscience true true false A. Kovač Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Magistrsko delo/naloga 2025-06-13 08:31:07 2025-06-13 08:31:16 2025-07-04 15:05:11 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 Ljubljana 0 Ljubljana 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (96 str.)) 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 141.72(043.2) 175165 241502211 18771.pdf 18771.pdf 1 A05E187EF79DD9F35389BA9B5A0B3772 cf02d96e4ec419a804685816ebc34e549a182876b21a5a9b97304499cd13c788 82ab5d8b-481e-11f0-b232-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=211612 Fakulteta za družbene vede 0 0 0