Leadership through the Lens (eBook)

Creshema R. Murray is assistant professor of corporate communication at the University of Houston-Downtown.

Preface by Creshema R. MurrayPart 1: Production of Knowledge 1. Teaching Leadership Through Television By Gail T. Fairhurst and Joseph M. Deye 2. Thank God It’s Thursday: The power of Shondaland, gender and leadership by Creshema Murray 3. Loyalty Leadership: Learning/Performing Leadership in The Americans by Raymond Blanton 4. Politics, Race, Gender and Leadership: An Analysis of Media Representation of Government Agency Training By Mia Long Anderson Part 2: Presentation of Identity 5. ‘Boy bye’: A textual analysis of Angela Rye and the politics of representation of Black women in cable television news by Loren Saxton Coleman 6. Pinned Down by Profit: Leadership and the Branded Body in Total Divas By Kristen Cole and Alexis Pulos7. Younger and Discursive Leadership: Representations of Gender and Generational Distinctions by Maxine Gesualdi 8. Gender and Transformational Leadership in “New Tricks” By Sharmila Pixy FerrisPart 3: Power of Opportunity 9. Television Transcendent: How the Electronic Church Constructs Charismatic Leadership as a Norm of American Religious Life by Mark Ward, Sr. 10. Self-disclosure and Leadership Exploring Rules and Boundaries for Leaders’ Management of Private Information By Donna M. Elkins 11. The contextualized workgroup: Examining the presentation and practice of leader, peer, and team relationships in television by Leah Omilion-Hodges