It discuss about Mass media and Gender in Advertisements: what is media, MEDIA CAN RANGE FROM , Gender bias in media, ads for children, dress, food, gender stereotype in social roles, capacities and conclusion
1. Mass Media and gender
in adVerTiseMenTs
DR. C. BEULAH JAYARANI
M.Sc., M.A, M.Ed, M.Phil (Edn), M.Phil (ZOO), NET, Ph.D (Edn)
ASST. PROFESSOR,
LOYOLA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, CHENNAI - 34
2. Media and gender refers to the
relationship between the Media and
gender and how representations of
the different genders created for
and by mass media
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4. Media Can range FrOM
Newspapers
Magazines
Comics
Novels
Cd’s
Music
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5. • Many magazines have sexualized Images on the cover of women
• These days media try to attract its audienceWith the images of
women with little clothing, sexual expression body
language and gesture
• Media areTeaching people and children that these
things are going on this world & what is important instead of
actual importance
gender bias in Media
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6. ADVERTISEMENTS BY THE MASS
MEDIA
In mass media advertisements, sex
stereotyping tends to be at its greatest
because the intended audiences are
normally either male or female.
Men are seen in further occupations
than women; women are seen generally
as house-keepers and mothers.
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7. Men have greater possibilities to be seen advertising car
companies or marketing products
women are mostly advertising household products. Men
are more likely to be shown outside or in a big business
backgrounds women in domestic settings.
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8. • Most modern TV ads feature boys and girls, but
boys tend to be the dominant ones
• Advertisements aimed at boys portray far more
activity and aggressive behavior then those for girls
and tend to be far louder
• Boys ads contain active toys dramatic music and
sounds
• Girls ads tend to have frequent gentle background
music
ADVERTISEMENTS FOr CHiLdren
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9. • Up to 85% of the characters in TV are
male, even in cartoons
• Ben10
• Tom and jerry
• Batman
• Male role will be strong
• Brave
• Intelligent
• Dominant female role will be physically
weak
• Dependent
• Emotional and caring
CHiLdren prOgraMMes
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12. Gender stereotype is defined as the beliefs humans hold about the
characteristics associated with males and females
gender sTereOTYpe
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14. • Gender involves the differentiations attributed by a given culture
to women and men
• Social roles
• Capacities
• Traits and characteristics
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16. gender
sTereOTYpe
in
CapaCiTies
Boys are good at Maths, girls are good at
arts
Boys take decision firmly girls Are fickle minded
in decision making And less intellectual.
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18. COnCLUsiOn
Studies have shown that
consuming advertisements that contain
ideal body image leads to an increase in
body dissatisfaction, especially in young
girls.
Regardless of gender, self-objectification
when viewing ideal body images
in media may lead to negative feelings
towards one's body.
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19. reFerenCes
“Gender, School and Society”
TNTEU – Study Material
Ram Publications
Sri Krishna Publications
Samyukdha Publications
Google Images
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