AbstractThere is international consensus that social representations change in time, reflecting individual and cultural developmental needs – a change reflected, even operated by widespread media such as popular motion pictures. The objective of this paper is to illustrate how gender stereotypes can be modelled by filmic methods into different, unexpected social representations. Case study was applied on two motion pictures, Kindergarten Cop (1990) and Daddy Day Care (2003), declaredly produced with a view to changing gender stereotypes. Their opposed resolutions reflect the social changes that had taken place in role stereotypes during the mere 13 years elapsed between their respective launches
On analyzing the society we live in, we can say that transition from industrial tomodern and postmod...
The image of women in popular media has progressed through time, but the negative light in which fem...
Movies have power beyond pure entertainment; they communicate images of female characters that perp...
AbstractThere is international consensus that social representations change in time, reflecting indi...
Gender stereotypes are broad categories which reflect the impressions and beliefs about appropriate ...
As gender stereotypes could lead to adherence to rape myths later in life, it is important to study ...
Previous film studies focusing on gender stereotypes have been sufficiently conducted, yet what rema...
Keywords: sexism, ambivalent sexism, gender roles, pop culture, film Purpose Traditional ideas of se...
This article studies cinema as a social mass medium, in relation to the influence it exerts on child...
This research paper will primarily focus on the treatment of women in movies as the focal source of ...
Gender issue in cinema like all other media of communication is the product of stereotyping in the e...
In the past decade, it is hard to deny that social media has become more and more prevalent in our d...
Typical ideas of sexism include hostile and negative views or treatment of women, but today, ambival...
The emergence of gender stereotyping has greatly impacted our society. Through various studies, it i...
Because this is our tenth anniversary year or because we are prescient or because we are in a perpet...
On analyzing the society we live in, we can say that transition from industrial tomodern and postmod...
The image of women in popular media has progressed through time, but the negative light in which fem...
Movies have power beyond pure entertainment; they communicate images of female characters that perp...
AbstractThere is international consensus that social representations change in time, reflecting indi...
Gender stereotypes are broad categories which reflect the impressions and beliefs about appropriate ...
As gender stereotypes could lead to adherence to rape myths later in life, it is important to study ...
Previous film studies focusing on gender stereotypes have been sufficiently conducted, yet what rema...
Keywords: sexism, ambivalent sexism, gender roles, pop culture, film Purpose Traditional ideas of se...
This article studies cinema as a social mass medium, in relation to the influence it exerts on child...
This research paper will primarily focus on the treatment of women in movies as the focal source of ...
Gender issue in cinema like all other media of communication is the product of stereotyping in the e...
In the past decade, it is hard to deny that social media has become more and more prevalent in our d...
Typical ideas of sexism include hostile and negative views or treatment of women, but today, ambival...
The emergence of gender stereotyping has greatly impacted our society. Through various studies, it i...
Because this is our tenth anniversary year or because we are prescient or because we are in a perpet...
On analyzing the society we live in, we can say that transition from industrial tomodern and postmod...
The image of women in popular media has progressed through time, but the negative light in which fem...
Movies have power beyond pure entertainment; they communicate images of female characters that perp...