Last week the presentations about the gender roles in movies covered all time and like everybody we have done it too. Therefore a lot of uncleared or hiding point have come to surface. The presentation of Fried Green Tomatoes made clear a lot of points of the movies, even i had not watched the movie. However, as you expected, after that presentation immediately i watched it and enjoyed it. The most of gender roles are emphasized in the movie especially in the women roles in the society as we are learnt in course.
If it is necessity to mention about our presentations, firstly i want to say that it is difficult to find the role model of genders from the movie because of the structure of Forrest Gump. However some clear ideas also is in the movie. Hence we tried to emphasized them and mentioned four main characters in the movie from the gender aspect.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
The Beauty or as Can says for it: Beautifulity :)))
Beauty has become the most important concept strongly emphasized on television for women in such kind of environment that media or specifically televisions commence a part of our life. We are looking the same subject from the beginning of English 101 Course and the last subject with "The more you subtract, the more you add include maybe the most important concept for women: The effect of media in the perception of women about "beauty concept". Yes, it is the most important part because it effects and orients the women's behavior among the world. For example; when they see anything on the television for making themselves "beautiful", they quickly are alerted by Tv and as possible as they have it. This process can be called as craziness of consumption. Therefore the attractiveness of media appeals women's interests. However for the worst side of this process, the consumption could not be controlled by the ones who give the money, it is controlled by the media and this means the producers make selling whatever they want and make money with this effects of media.
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