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    Fairy tales are a way for literature to uphold the patriarchal conventions of society. These “harmless” stories are presented to children at a young age‚ which then establish the normality of the domination of men in their minds. Social conventions are instituted to children through fairy tale characters that they can relate to in order to embed the “proper” gender behaviors in their brains. “American literature is male. To read the canon of what is currently considered classic American literature

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    Effect of Advertisements on Children with special reference to Confectionary products 2:53 PM  FARAZ MUGHAL  NO COMMENTS ABSTRACT I investigated children’s understanding of TV advertisements‚ which is their ability to distinguish Between TV programs and commercials and their comprehension of advertising intent‚ using Verbal and non-verbal measurements. The sample consists of 150 children‚ their parents 150. Results using non-verbal measures suggest that most children are able to distinguish

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    decisions and aren’t dependent on men and both genders are strong and powerful and do not overpower each other and is written by a female‚ but the fairy tales that are written by men are presented differently. It is evident that males are more dominating and have more power and the females are presented as weak and have no voice/opinion. That being said in the fairy tale “Cinderella” written by Charles Perrault a man‚ has men be the more dominant gender in the fairy tale. He uses the men to show that

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    Gender stereotypes can begin as early as designated colors for baby clothing and extend into the environments where children grow up and eventually work. It perpetuates prejudiced thoughts on individuals based on their gender‚ which can reinforce negative assumptions. Researchers in the past have studied the emergence of gender stereotypes during early childhood in relation to behavior (Halim et al.‚ 2016). In 2017‚ Bian‚ Leslie‚ and Cimpian explored how intellectual stereotypes impact cognitive

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    In the dog world‚ there are two genders of dogs: the female and the male. Although‚ there is no superior gender‚ each kind of dog has their own characteristics. Between a female and a male dog‚ one can be more sensitive than the other or one can be more active. The way the owners approach their pet‚ will affect their behavior and personality. Most owners tend to have one or multiple pets with the same sex. But having both sex dogs‚ can be chaotic. Each dog is emotionally divergent and could need

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    of how they thought women acted by displaying their biased‚ opinioned portrayals in a production. “Feminist critics have considered the implications of this complex sexual impersonation‚ arguing that representation of females by males reinforced stereotypes of women found in many Elizabethan plays‚” (Wilson and Goldfarb‚ p. 183) For starters‚ women were portrayed in plays as weak‚ vulnerable‚ and even as whores in many production. In some productions women were called dim-witted and played off as prostitutes

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    Gender in A Doll’s House In Henrik Ibsen’s play‚ A Doll’s House‚ Nora is the wife and mother. This play was considered so extreme because of the problem of women’s rights outlined in this play‚ something that was not openly showcased in plays during the 19th century. Women were thought by most to be mothers and housewives. Nora chose to abandon her children at the end of the play to find out who she really was and to find freedom for herself. The play would be considered so extreme in the times

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    exploring the topic of gender portrayal in the media‚ I interviewed five people of varying ages‚ sexes‚ and races. The first two questions I asked were based on how they generally saw each gender portrayed in mass media‚ including books‚ movies‚ television‚ advertisements‚ and video games. Then‚ I asked what traits they felt the media associated with both femininity and masculinity‚ respectively. Finally‚ I asked them to think about how media portrayal of gender might affect children and why. All of

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    studies done on the effects of television on children. Most of these studies have leaned toward the negative effects that television has on children. According to a study by the University of Michigan‚ even though television can have positive effects it can also affect the health‚ behavior and family life of children in negative ways. Also while studies have been done on the effects that television has on children under the age of two there has been no clear evidence on the effects. Some studies have

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    from the popular rap style which called gangsta rap style. However‚ her album didn’t have a big effect on mainstream hip-hop audiences and didn’t attract too many purchasers (par. 3). After three years‚ because of her rap “I Wanna Be Down”‚ she gained a MTV Video Music Reward nomination for best rap video. In addition‚ Salt-N-Pepa‚ Eve‚ Missy Elliott and Beyonce are representatives of women who oppose gender discrimination in the rap

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