Attitude

Question 1

Attitude title meaning

Answer 1

Stereotype of LGBT people

Question 2

Attitude website layout

Answer 2

Black and white - professional style they’re trying to represent

Question 3

Attitude podcast

Answer 3

Attitude hero’s

Question 4

Levi Strauss

Answer 4

Homophobia vs LBGT
already engages with the construction of binary opposites
Attitudes long-standing ideological position is clear within the stories

Question 5

Baudrillard

Answer 5

Postmodernism
Subverts hegemony because the men represented do not conform to dominant ideologies in society

Question 6

Gauntlett

Answer 6

Audiences use representations of others to build their own identity. Especially consumers who are LBGT
So will identify with the men shown

Question 7

Gerbner

Answer 7

Cultivation theory
The more they see the representation of lgbt men the more they will believe them to be true/ accept

Question 8

Hall reception

Answer 8

Preff- lgbt

Opp - homophobic, not LBGT

Question 9

Front cover

Answer 9

Binary opposites - black and pink
Pink originally female colour
Black originally male
Blurring the lines

Painted nails, makeup, revealing clothes, body hair
Military clothing

Question 10

Butlers queer theory

Answer 10

Divide between men and women, masculinity and femininity is a social construct

Subverts stereotypical representation by portraying feminine men who like fashion

Question 11

Socio economic

Answer 11

ABC1

Question 12

Target audience

Answer 12

25-35
Bc of expensive products advertised - disposable income

Question 13

Political affiliation

Answer 13

Left wing ideologies but right wing income

Question 14

Urban or rural consumers

Answer 14

Rural - wealth areas, mag available online

Urban - advertised in cities

Question 15

Articles in magazine

Answer 15

‘Looking for premium male makeup’
‘Underwear brand Marco paro features all trans women at New York fashion week’
‘Range Rover velar’