Media Representations and Stereotypes

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to media representations, objectification, and the implications of stereotypes in the media.

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Media

Channels through which information and content are communicated, such as the internet, television, radio, magazines, and newspapers.

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Representation

The depiction of individuals or groups in media, often reflecting societal norms and stereotypes.

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Objectification

The treatment of a person as an object or a collection of body parts, removing their humanity and individuality.

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Jezebel stereotype

A hypersexualized representation of Black women, often portrayed as seductive and promiscuous.

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Mammy stereotype

A representation of Black women as asexual, maternal figures devoted to serving White families, often lacking formal education.

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Sapphire stereotype

A depiction of Black women as angry, argumentative, and emasculating, often controlling in their relationships.

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Self-objectification

The internalization of an observer's perspective on oneself, often leading individuals to view their worth based on physical appearance.

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Sexual objectification

The act of reducing a person to their sexual body parts or functions, stripping away other human qualities.

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Patriarchy

A social system where men are privileged and women are often viewed as less valuable or important.

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Aladdin research example

An analysis of G-rated films depicting class structures and how hardships of lower-class characters are downplayed.

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Trends in Advertising

Shifts in how women are portrayed in advertisements, often reduced to sexualized or objectified images.

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Consequences of Media Stereotypes

Negative impacts on individuals based on portrayals in media, leading to misconceptions about roles and capabilities of different groups.

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Sexist Advertising

Marketing that uses sexist imagery and messages to convey stereotypes about gender roles.

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Gender Development via Media

How media influences societal perceptions of masculinity and femininity, especially among young adults.

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Dialogue Count in Media

An analysis that examines how many lines or words are spoken by different characters, revealing disparities in representation.

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Influence of Media on Gender

The impact of various forms of media on shaping individuals' views and expectations about gender roles.

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Objectified body consciousness

A mindset focused on the external appearance of one's body, often leading to shame and monitoring based on societal beauty standards.