1 of 18

Slide Notes

men and women are portrayed
DownloadGo Live

Media - Men and Women

Published on Nov 20, 2015

No Description

View Outline

MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

1.

The media

and the portrayal of men and women
men and women are portrayed
2.

Men and masculinity

3.

masculinity

  • Heterosexual
  • Associates with work more than private life
  • Socially powerful
  • Physically violent
  • Not emotional
4.

Male characters fall within a range of archetypes

  • ''The joker''
  • ''The jock''
  • ''The strong silent type'' (The hero)
5.

The joker

  • Laughter is a mask of masculinity
  • Men aren't serious or emotional
  • Popular among other boys
Photo by Poster Boy NYC
6.

The jock

  • Gets into physical fights
  • Avoids being soft
  • Power and strength gains respect by men and gains adoration by women
  • Athletic 
7.

The hero

  • Silent
  • Strong
  • Angry
  • Aggressive
  • Violent
8.

Affects how women view men and how men view themselves

''Too many expectations''

9.

wOMEN AND BEAuty

10.

The media's unrealistic standards for womEN

''Body image''
11.

tHE ''IDEAL'' WOMEN

  • No scars, no blemishes, no pours
  • Skinny (Model type body)
  • Groomed hair
  • Naturally beautiful
12.

The outcomes

of women trying to achieve the ''ideal'' body image
13.

The outcome

  • 91% of women tried dieting to control their weight
  • 95% of those who have eating disorders are from the ages of 12-22
  • 47% of girls in 5th-12th grade reported wanting to lose weight because of magazine pictures.
  • 69% of girls in 5th-12th grade reported that magazine pictures influenced their idea of a perfect body shape.
  •  81% of 10 year olds are afraid of being fat
14.

Untitled Slide

15.

Untitled Slide

16.

Untitled Slide

17.

jEAN kILBOURNE

''I wish i looked like cindy crawford'' - cINDY cRAWFORD
18.

Untitled Slide

Friend of Haiku Deck