Sociological Studies of Stereotypes Men and Women in the National Media Space
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29038/2306-3971-2015-01-62-67Keywords:
gender stereotype, gender-advertising model, masculinity, femininityAbstract
This article analyzes one aspect of gender stereotyping of the public sphere of society, namely, gender images, which are transmitted by means of television advertising. Carried out a theoretical review of the issue, highlighted and conceptualize basic models of gender stereotypes in advertising. Specificity of building models gender stereotypes in the context of the study directions post-modern communication.
The results of content analysis of television advertising national TV channels («1+1», «ICTV» and «New Channel») based on the use of mechanical, cluster sampling method and a typical representative.
According to the results of empirical analysis provides a comparative analysis of the advertising context, identified the most common gender images, specifics of their use and their associated attributes. Identify cultural and social component of television advertising.
It was determined that the advertising is directed primarily toward women as the main consumer. Among the female gender images is dominated by models businesswomen, housewives and mothers, and men - businessman and a model father.
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