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    Michael Dooge Gr.11 Discursive Essay Gender‚ sex and advertising The most common quote when referring to advertising is simply‚ “Sex sells”‚ in this essay I will be discussing gender‚ sex and their relationship with advertising in a respectful and non-bias way. Ultimately I will be answering questions such as what purpose sex and gender serve‚ what they reflect about society‚ and what they promote. When asking what purpose sex and gender serve‚ the answer in most cases is very simple‚

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    families as well as the community. They observe and monitor patients’ physical and mental health conditions‚ maintain records and also act as a communicator between doctors and patients. Until nowadays‚ it is still common to see that there is gender stereotype of a nurse is always a female. In fact‚ there are male being a nurse in hospitals and clinics‚ especially those being a military nurse. There are both advantages and disadvantages of being a nurse. to begin with‚ nurse is a meaningful job which

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    The impacts of gender roles for society in advertising There are lots of social roles that a person has to perform during his or her life time. The most clear and basic role is gender role. A gender role is a set of social and behavioral norms that are generally considered appropriate for either a man or a woman in a social or interpersonal relationship. Gender roles are widely between cultures and even in the same cultural tradition have differed over time and context. Most societies regulate

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    Gender plays a big part in our society rather we realize it or not. We tell girls that they should wear dresses and dream to be a princess when they grew up. We tell boys to get dirty and stop crying if they fall. When a child goes not conform to the roles society has placed on gender than they are labeled as LGBT‚ even when they may not be. If a boy likes to play with dolls than people assumed the child is gay and if I girl likes to get her hands dirty than she is a tomboy. I wonder why there is

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    chooses to use the word men‚ rather than referring to them as soldiers or boys‚ which specifically draws attention and significance to the fact that killing and dying was something that men felt they had to do. The use of the word men implies that gender stereotypes were at the core of what pressured the soldiers to kill and die against their will. With so much responsibility in their hands‚ an adult must not be swayed by the opinions and standards of others. It is so important that an adult follows their

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    pants instead of skirts‚ hanging around boys instead of girls‚ and shooting instead of cooking. Even though just about everyone is looking down on her for being different she still does her own thing. Scout and Atticus’s choice not to follow gender stereotypes makes the reader consider how people tend to ridicule those who stray from what they consider to be “normal”. First‚ while scout is at her uncle’s house for Christmas her aunt berates her for not

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    Shakespeare’s Othello challenges gender stereotypes found in other texts of the era. The one major female character at first seems to be a largely rare type of character in a tragedy‚ a strong‚ outspoken woman who also happens to be good and innocent. Her initial actions in the story are very bold‚ not only does she goes against her father by marrying Othello‚ but she also shows herself in the Venetian senate chamber to testify in support for her love of Othello and her wishes to accompany him on

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    For as long as advertising and mass media have been around‚ so has their incorporation of sexuality and ideologies. Day after day we are plastered by articles‚ images‚ and audible forms of advertising. I would estimate that the average person encounters between fifteen hundred and three thousand forms of advertising each and every day. Of those fifteen hundred to three thousand‚ it would be safe to say that more than two thirds of them portray sexuality and socially constructed ideals. Men‚ women

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    rights as men. However‚ there is another huge wall women have to climb over; society’s gender norms and expectation. Gender norms and expectations are culturally constructed in a way that has historically been to the detriment of women; even though women have made significant advancements in sport‚ in the home and in the workplace‚ they still have to deal with limitations that are left over from previous gender expectations and assumptions that have held back women in the past. This contention is

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    Certain gender stereotypes are reinforced through pop culture that lead our society to believe deviant behaviors are acceptable. One example that came to mind was Rihanna’s music video for her song “We Found Love”. Rihanna and the male in the music video are in an extremely

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