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Quality Street
\-Made in 1956

\-Aim for people to have luxuries after post-war rationing

\-Reasonable cost to appeal to working families

\-Major Quality and Miss Sweetie in Regency era

\-Intertexuality of them with other QS adverts
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Theories appropriate for Quality Street
\-Propps Narrative

\-Male Gaze

\-Uses and Gratifications
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This Girl Can
\-Aim to get more women involved in sport

\-Two million fewer 14-40 year old women than men partake in sport regularly and they wanted to change that

\-Taking away the fear of being judged
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Theories appropriate for This Girl Can
\-Propps narrative

\-Male gaze (contrast)

\-Uses and Gratifications
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TMWTGG
\-Released in December 1974

\-Illustrations commonly used

\-1973 energy crisis
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Theories appropriate for TMWTGG
\-Male Gaze

\-Propps narrative

\-Butlers Gender Perfomativity
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No time to die
\-Legacy of James Bond and Bond Girls

\-Sexism
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Theories appropriate for No Time to Die
\-Propps Narrative

\-Jenkins Fandom Theory

\-Uses and Gratifications
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Pride
\-Targets POC

\-Black Pride (regarding hair)

\-Readership of over 146000
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Theories appropriate for Pride
\-Uses and Gratifications

\-Zoomens Feminism thoery
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GQ
\-Gentlemans Quarterly

\-Luxury Product

\-Readership of 212,000
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Theories appropriate for GQ
\-Propps Narrative

\-Uses and Gratifications

\-Gilroy’s postcolonialist theory
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The Sun
\-Tabloid newspaper

\-2.3 million daily readership (35-64 years old)
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Theories appropriate for The Sun
\-Audience response theory

\-Barthes enigma codes
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The Guardian
\-Broadsheet newspaper

\-Avg age 54, male
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Theories appropriate for The Guardian
\-Audience response theory

\-Barthes enigma codes