http://www.webpages.uidaho.edu/pop/women's_mags.htm
What is the definition of role?
From the Oxford dictionaries, the definition of role is the
function assumed or part played by a person or thing in a particular situation.
What is the definition of fashion?
The Oxford English Dictionary defines fashion as ‘current
popular custom or style, especially in dress’.
Essentially it means a style that is up to date, and how
this is agreed upon is subjective and reliant on a number of factors.
What is the definition of fashion-based media?
In my opinion, I define it as the many channels of
expression available to, and utilized by humans range from subtle gesture and
tone of voice, facial expression and spoken language, decoration and
possessions that are displayed to others, through to the media such as television,
radio, newspaper and magazine.
The role of women in fashion based media?
Based on the research,
1)
Women’s status and roles are defined within
society and media
2)
Who define femininity
3)
Radical feminism is based on the notion that we
exist within a patriarchal
society, in which men control the means of production.
4)
Women’s magazine that can defines and reinforces
women’s roles, status, and identities within the patriarchy
5)
Men also gain/maintain power as women focus on
their assigned identities and acting out their roles
6)
Women’s magazine construct gender by literally
teaching us to walk, talk, dress, and act in prescribed ways.
7)
Women are presented as sexual objects, consumed
with catching the right man
8)
Women are being represented overwhelming young,
sexy, sensual, flirty, mysterious, delicate, romantic, seductive, and
possessing natural beauty, power and grace via advertised products and
behaviors
9)
“Ideal women is being presented as thin, young,
alluring, with attractive make-up
References:
Bonnie.W,.n.d.Women's Magazine. [Online] Available at:http://www.webpages.uidaho.edu/pop/women's_mags.htm> [Accessed 7 July 2013
References:
Bonnie.W,.n.d.Women's Magazine. [Online] Available at:http://www.webpages.uidaho.edu/pop/women's_mags.htm> [Accessed 7 July 2013
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