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    Women are very often viewed as sex objects as they are made to look alluring and appealing in order to gain attraction from a section of the audience. Research shows that over-weight actresses tend to receive negative comments from other male characters about their bodies, and ‘’80%…

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    prevalent all over popular culture and particularly advertising today. This practice, and the central importance sexuality has been given in everyday expressions of popular culture, has become quite embedded in the public life, and is having some important effects on the social development of people, especially young people. This paper will explore the current state of the depictions of sexuality and eroticism in the modern-day popular culture and advertising media, and what kinds of social and…

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    It is thus a powerful mechanism for product promotion. To add more interest in consumers mind, many advertisers used the humour appeal. Humour is one of the most frequently used and studied message strategies in the advertising and marketing literature (Strick, Holland, Baaren, Knippenberg, and Dijksterhuis, 2013). Humour can also enhance persuasion indirectly by positively biasing ad elaboration (Allen & Madden, 1985), or by increasing motivation to process ads (Zhang…

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    charity. However, others would use advertisements for their own self-gain, such as promoting specific products increase more profits. Advertising most definitely has positive and negative effects, by informing the public or manipulating consumers, but most importantly it allows any institution or individual the freedom that is important to an open society. Overall advertising has more positive effects than theirs negative, especially consumers which exceed the positive ones. There is no doubt…

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    She states that, “Reichert’s comments remind us that sex in advertising is too often a euphemism for women in advertising, largely because the bulk of content incorporates images of women” (Rosewarne 314). By saying this she is claiming that because women are used so prominently in advertising as sex symbols, the correlation between advertisements and women are at an all-time high. This particular point is timeless as women…

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    How femininity is represented in contemporary advertising. A brief definition of representation is that it is the production of meaning through language. Language is not only words but can also be sounds, gestures, expressions and appearance these elements of language construct meaning and transmit it. They don’t have any obvious meaning in themselves rather they are vehicles which transfer meanings that we wish to communicate. (Hall, Cultural Representations and Signifying Practices, 1997, p.…

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    12.9) Most media adolescents use contain advertising. There is also product placement in many movies and T.V. shows. Cigarette advertising was geared toward adolescents. After it was band form T.V. and radio, they use other methods such as billboards and project placement. The companies claimed it was to keep adult switching brands. The switching statistic were to low so there had to be another reason, then people found out that they were saying adolescents were their future customers. 90% of…

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    Nowadays, the mainstream media’s representations of women are objectifying. A trend that is developing in mass media today is the objectification of women in society. There is strong focus on women as sexual objects rather than women, specifically in advertising, magazines, music videos, films and television. Sexualized images of the female body in the mass media become the object for the pleasure of men and an instrument for marketing. Objectification of women represented by sexualized images…

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    Nike Women's Stereotypes

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    product advertising, such as adverts for sports gears, where men would be depicted in active roles playing football or rugby, while women would be represented as…

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    Nike Rhetorical Analysis

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    sell any products without advertising. Currently most people will not buy anything before watching an ad for said product. Many people are happy when they see advertising. When we go out, we see advertising is everywhere. We see it trains, buses, taxicabs, even when we drive on the highways .also, they are prevalent on the internet, TV, radio, magazines even different kinds of social media. It encourages the economy to develop and helps in creating new jobs. Advertising is necessary in our life…

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