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Presentation performed by: Mariya Belozyorova & Tereza Dolejší
GENDER MARKETING Presentation performed by: Mariya Belozyorova & Tereza Dolejší
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History Aristotel – a man as an active body, a woman as a passive imperfect body Confucianism - thanks to Heaven for being created a man, not a woman Subordination, humility, modesty Childbearing, child-rearing , housekeeping No rights to earn money
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Michele Mattelart – Women and the cultural industries
1920s - soap opera, “lonely-hearts” press. Two functions: to promote the sale of household products, to integrate the housewife into her function Commercial model of media In the middle of the 19th century - first works devoted to a “women’s question” rights to economic independence, participation in the political life of the state
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In the middle of the 19th century - first works devoted to a “women’s question”
Rights to economic independence, participation in the political life of the state Equality of men and women by copying, imitating men -> not that women really wanted Women are different Radio RTL “photo-novel magazines“ Today – Latin American films
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Melodramatic serial Women´s name as their title
Plot: the ups and downs of a love-affair which brings together people separated by social class (or age). Problems: unhappy homes, diseases, illegitimate children, alcoholism, sex and violence
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Angela Mcrobbie and the “Real Me”
Stuart Hall - appropriation of postmodernity Discursive „I“ Existential questions
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Roles. Stereotypes. Features.
Gender roles Men Father, son, friend, bread earner Women Mother, daughter, friend, student Stereotypes Family guardian, successful businessman, superman Housewife and mother, wife/sweetheart, businesswoman Features Active, rational, logic, strong, aggressive Kind, careful, emotional, illogic, dependent
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BLUE for boys PINK for girls
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Focused on responsibility Focused on rights Prospect for close people
Focused on others Self-centered Focused on responsibility Focused on rights Prospect for close people Self-prospect orientation Proud of collective achievements Proud of personal success and achievements Pay attention to details See the main idea High susceptibility to flavours, smells Low susceptibility to flavours, smells Well-developed sense of touch Poorly-developed sense of touch Like to talk Like to speak about themselves Think aloud Think silently Delicate Free-spoken Emotional Decent in roles Cooperate Compete Want to hear an interesting story Want to hear facts (only)
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Communicating information
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Shopping experiences
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Research vs. Elimination
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Price vs. Brand
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Practicality vs. Luxury
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Detail vs. Simplicity
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Internet
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Food & Drinks
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Vacation
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Commercials
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COLORS Spectrum of colors Bright & soft colors Shades & tints
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Differentiation of goods according to the gender factor
FIELD Version for MEN Version for WOMEN Automobile industry Honda CR-V Nissan Micra Cosmetics L’Oreal Men Expert Avon Education Technical and engineering faculties Humanitarian faculties Bank products Credit/Debit card “Men’s card” Credit/Debit card “Cosmopolitan” Clothes Diesel Basler Fashion Tobacco products Marlboro Vogue Mass Media “Men’s Health” magazine “Cosmopolitan” magazine Nutrition products Chocolate “Nestle Classic for Men” Frozen semi-prepared products “Goodwife”
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