Tuesday, 28 November 2017

The Mail Online & The 'Sidebar of Shame'

The Mail Online & The 'Sidebar of Shame'



















The 'Sidebar of Shame'


  • The target audience for Mail Online is heterosexual women, this may be the type of articles they dont mind seeing as they want a body like that.
  • The articles are heavily sexualised and it anchors the audience to see them as this sexual object.
  • By using the lexis, 'flaunting' shows that they are showing off.
  • The lexis used are also extremely pornographic.
  • The group is young women which are being sexualised, the message being given about them is that they are extremely skinny but still with a good figure, but the impact this has on us as the target audience is that it confirms a hegemonic standard of beauty as this is a sexually desirable body. 
  • This cultivates the ideology that women should look like these people.

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