Age Stereotype
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The document discusses different stages of life and how they are typically represented. Childhood is described as a time when people are unable to care for themselves and are immature. Adolescence involves more independence but also being viewed negatively by society. Adulthood means being fully independent and acting as parents, while being established in careers and families. Old age is depicted as a return to dependency but also having gained wisdom from life experiences, though being less aware of modern changes. The video portrays the singer acting rebelliously like a teenager through dancing, clothing, smoking, and money, challenging typical representations of different age groups.
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- 1. AGE REPRESENTATION BY DANNY AND LAMAR
- 2. CHILDHOOD • • • • Unable to look after themselves. Boys are dirty. Girls constantly complain. Rarely know what occurs in society, neither do they know how to deal with society and its procedures. • Very immature, would know how to act or present themselves in particular circumstances and situations
- 3. ADOLESECENCE • Conform to a particular dress code (hoody's, baggy trouser etc.) • More independent. • Negative through society (looked down on, trouble makers). • More rebellious. • Clued up on the procedures of society. • Very experimental, in terms of drugs, alcohol, intimacy etc.
- 4. ADULTHOOD • • • • • Very independent. Mother/Father figures. Wise in terms of how to deal with society. Content with family, work and riches. Top of society.
- 5. OLD AGE/ELDERLY • Similarly to children seen as incapable, and unable to look after themselves. • Liability's. • Happy • Wise, as they have been through a lot. • Acquired knowledge on society, and life. • Not very clued up on how society has become increasingly modern. • True to their roots.
- 6. Video • Sexual dancing like teenagers/young adults in clubs. • Clothing (Costume) minimal, like teenagers/young adults of this modern society. • Rebellious, like a teenager as she is smoking, flashing money (all props) and stripping. Sitting on the throne like a king.