Wednesday, 10 October 2007

del.ici.ous tags

http://www1.medialiteracy.com/representation.jsp

the site focuses on gender race and representation.

http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Modules/MC30820/represent.html

http://www.genderads.com/

Roles addresses some of the common social roles that are attributed to women in the world of advertising. Strippers is a category that was suggested by a viewer and it considers the representations of women in a specific role, that of the stripper or dancer.

Bodies Only is an analysis of the ways in which the advertising world shows women as being connected to their bodies, not their minds.

Sex Object is a page that features the common representation of the woman as a purse sex object, there for the gaze and musings of the viewer. Dehumanized depicts contexts in which women are dehumanized, often seen as animals in ads. The Literal Object trope emphasizes ads in which woman are literally depicted as objects, from ice cream to tools.

http://www.kidulthoodlife.blogspot.com/

Laura Mulvey focuses on the portrayal/use of women within cinema and on screen; Mulvey argues that women are viewed as mere sex objects, purley for the male gaze on screen, and segregates women into the category of both the 'madonnas', and 'whores'. This visual conception of the role of women onscreen, Mulveys argues, consequently allows males to indulge in their voyerustic pleasures. Mulvey's work also refers to the physchoanalysis of Sigmeund Freuds work, due to her strong Feminist viewpoint. Reference is paid to the patriachial society in which we live, and debates wether any representation of women will ever be free from male enforced values/ideologies. Mulvey also argues that lead roles are predominantly male, and as the viewer we are encouraged to identify with the male protagonist; Therefore as women are useually presented in films as objects of the male gaze/sex objects we as the audience are alos positioned in a masculine role,and therefore influenced to think from a male perspective.

http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Documents/gaze/gaze09.html

in detail of laura mulvey's theory

http://www.allisonmedia.net/downloads/Year_12/Representation.pdf

http://www.clipland.com/Search?What=the+sopranos

this site shows clips of the sopranos shows, i can analyse in detail.

http://mediaknowall.com/gender.html

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