The purpose of this paper is to understand and criticize the representation of women in advertisements. I examine the opposing yet similar ways that women are portrayed in Dove and Axe advertisements, two brands of Unilever. This paper analyzes the way in which brands market their products in such a way to appeal to a gendered audience. I also explore the history of how women have been depicted in art movements such as Surrealism, detournement and culture jamming, corresponding with my project of digital mixed media advertisements. I examine the way in which the prevalence of the male gaze in the media hinders progression to a less dependent, inferior, and sexualized view of women in advertising
I gathered six pre-developed topics regarding women in magazine advertisements. These include Artifi...
The purpose of this essay was to investigate and highlight the strengths and shortcomings of Critica...
Our paper aims to identify the visual strategies by which heterosexist discourses are (re)produced i...
Advertising to the Masses Keywords: Masculine, feminine, family, stereotypes, standardization How do...
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This study critically examines television commercials advertising AXE, a male body spray. Using the ...
abstract: In today’s economy, advertisers understand that sex sells. The foundations of this concept...
Advertising is one of the most pervasive means of mass communication, and is widely acknowledged as ...
This thesis examines how advertising tactics have evolved since third wave feminism in relation to g...
The portrayal of genders in marketing, specifically advertising, can in many ways be demeaning, obje...
The goal of this paper is to identify the main differences in the way men and women perceive TV ads....
This study examines sexualized portrayals of women in fashion advertising found in metro-sexual men\...
By promulgating the principle of equal status for the women, the movement of feminism has questioned...
Men and women in advertising - a study of the ads in the magazines Café and Elle is an essay in medi...
Visual imagery is an important element of advertising design and one aspect of this is the use of at...
I gathered six pre-developed topics regarding women in magazine advertisements. These include Artifi...
The purpose of this essay was to investigate and highlight the strengths and shortcomings of Critica...
Our paper aims to identify the visual strategies by which heterosexist discourses are (re)produced i...
Advertising to the Masses Keywords: Masculine, feminine, family, stereotypes, standardization How do...
This article discusses about the logics and illogicality in advertisements, most of the retailers ar...
This study critically examines television commercials advertising AXE, a male body spray. Using the ...
abstract: In today’s economy, advertisers understand that sex sells. The foundations of this concept...
Advertising is one of the most pervasive means of mass communication, and is widely acknowledged as ...
This thesis examines how advertising tactics have evolved since third wave feminism in relation to g...
The portrayal of genders in marketing, specifically advertising, can in many ways be demeaning, obje...
The goal of this paper is to identify the main differences in the way men and women perceive TV ads....
This study examines sexualized portrayals of women in fashion advertising found in metro-sexual men\...
By promulgating the principle of equal status for the women, the movement of feminism has questioned...
Men and women in advertising - a study of the ads in the magazines Café and Elle is an essay in medi...
Visual imagery is an important element of advertising design and one aspect of this is the use of at...
I gathered six pre-developed topics regarding women in magazine advertisements. These include Artifi...
The purpose of this essay was to investigate and highlight the strengths and shortcomings of Critica...
Our paper aims to identify the visual strategies by which heterosexist discourses are (re)produced i...