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Vucia, Z. Suljug

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REPRESENTATION OF FEMINITY IN ADVERTISING IMAGES: A VISUAL ANALYSIS

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, Vucia, Z. Suljug, Loncar, M., Nigoevic, M.)

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Visual images in contemporary advertising significantly contribute to the way people perceive their gender identities. Gender identities are not only presented and reflected but are again resented through the interplay of various visual elements. Thus, lifestyle magazines have important role in the construction of feminity either in stereotypical or in new ways. Although various researches have shown that women are pictured in traditional modes some analyses indicate that presentation of feminity depends on variou...

Sociology and Healthcare2015
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