In an early lecture this semester, Dr. Strangelove discussed the issue of men being portrayed in ads as powerful and in control compared to women. In the 1950s and 60s, this concept was very dominant and was often used as communicating messages to buyers about products. The ad below threatens negative, and in this case [...]
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Sexism Still an Issue in Advertising Today
Posted in Dr. Strangelove, High Fashion, Lecture Reflection, Male Power, Sex, Sexism, tagged Female Power, Male Influence, Male Power, Sexism on July 17, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Women as a Target for Beer Advertising
Posted in Ads, Beer, Dr. Strangelove, High Fashion, Lecture Reflection, Sex, Women, tagged Beer, Fashion, Sex, Women on July 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
June 24 – Professor Strangelove discussed the fact that beer advertising targets men, and that beer is associated with “getting some.” One look at the scantily clad women, their sexually suggestive poses and the stereotypical manly activities featuring dominant males that are often depicted in advertisements made by beer companies and anyone can come to [...]