Relevant Theories Flashcards
1
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CoverGirl announces its first male CoverGirl spokes model
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Male Gaze: subverting stereotypes of male gaze by going against the ‘female’ ideology for homosexual males
- Two step flow model: influence more males to express themselves through make up
- Stereotypes: subverting stereotypes (men not wearing make up)
2
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First male hired as face of Maybelline
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Male Gaze: subverting stereotypes of male gaze by going against the ‘female’ ideology for homosexual males
- Two step flow model: influence more males to express themselves through make up
- Stereotypes: subverting stereotypes (men not wearing make up)
3
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Lesbian couple hit back at haters
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Stereotypes: the masculine looking female cannot be pregnant
4
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Facial feminisation surgery
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Uses and Gratifications: media is used to raise awareness for the LGBT community and transitioning
- Two step flow model: influence the transgender community not to be afraid to transition
5
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Caitlyn Jenner
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Male Gaze: (Vanity Faire) Woman is a passive object of male attention
- Two step flow model: mass media can influence large groups of people
6
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Laverne Cox
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Male Gaze: (Time Magazine) woman is a passive object of male attention
- Two step flow model: mass media could influence large groups of people
7
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Channel 4 (Kids on the Edge: The Gender Clinic)
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Uses and Gratifications: consumers use the media for personal identity and these programmes raise awareness
- Two step flow model: media has a direct effect
8
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BBC2 (Transgender Kids: Who Knows Best?)
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- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Uses and Gratifications: consumers use media for personal identity and this programme raises awareness
- Two step flow model: media has a direct effect
9
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Sia-The Greatest
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- Todorov’s Narrative: Equilibrium > Disequilibrium > New Equilibrium
- Uses and Gratifications: in place to create and raise awareness
- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
10
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Facebook’s “celebrate pride” tool
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- Globalisation: Facebook is used worldwide, awareness travels
- Mirror Stage Theory: those who relate to representations are more likely to be influenced by it
- Uses and Gratifications: consumers use media for personal identity
- Two step flow model: media has a direct effect