Monthly Archives: December 2017

Cafe Discussion Group Final Post

Scribe: Allie Louise, Tao, Allie In our last meeting we discussed the concept of media hegemony. We talked about how it can relate to all different types of things. Gender norms Steorytypes How people want you to act Countries ideologies … Continue reading

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Research Post 10

Thesis: Advertisements have become a tool used to bolster different hegemonic ideologies and due to the rise of globalization, values and norms that are distinct in one culture are now prevalent in other cultures across the world. Conclusion:  Although the … Continue reading

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Research Post 9

Coke ads ***** Different patterns in advertisements

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Research Post 8

Differences in advertisements Cultural differences: Cultural differences do not only make people think differently, but also cause people to communicate differently. From previous research, it is known that China has a collectivistic culture (Triandis, 1990) and that United States has … Continue reading

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Research Post 7

Advertisements within china The history of Chinese advertising in the broad sense can be traced back to the Song dynasty when stores used signs and words to advertise services (Wang, 2008). In the 1920s and 1930s, advertising in Shanghai was … Continue reading

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Research Post 6

Theorists Marx/Gramsci/Hall Karl Marx, Antonio Gramsci, and Stuart Hall are all theorist’s who proposed ideas that help to explain the hegemonic nature of ideologies within advertisements. Karl Marx came up with the term Marxism. Marx argued that, in a Capitalist … Continue reading

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Rinzin: Cafe Discussion 3

Rinzin GS 302: Cultural Studies The Islamic Veil and the Global Politics and Gender by Stoddard and Collins I thought this was a really interesting topic which shows explains the transformation of what hijab originally was meant for to what … Continue reading

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Rinzin: Research Post 10

Dark is beautiful: the battle to end the world’s obsession with lighter skin by Mary-Rose Abraham Dislike of one’s own skin tone starts right when a child comes into the world, with their own family and classmates and teachers. May-Rose mentions that … Continue reading

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Rinzin: Research Post 9

All’s Fair in Love and Cream: A Cultural Case Study of Fair & Lovely in India by Natasha Shevde Fair & lovely and Poverty Fair & lovely is popular brand mostly in small Villages. Through this reading, Shevde teaches us the process how … Continue reading

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Research Post 10

Relating to the Judith Butler article, it made me consider my positionality on this research topic. I initially become interested in this topic because I have many family members who live in Louisiana, and close to New Orleans. I have … Continue reading

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