Girls and Women: How the World Sees Women
University of Michigan
EducationIndustrial and advertising
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A student group performs a theater piece entitled "Women are like elephants", which spoofs statements about women by Aristotle, Jean Rousseau, Samuel Johnson, and Abbie Hoffman. A panel discusses children's literature, magazines, advertising, and television, and concludes that the media have been guilty of presenting stereotypes of women to their disadvantage. Considers ways women can escape these negative images and influences.
Episode from the Girls and Women series produced by the University of Michigan Television Center.
Host: Lyn Mattoon
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- Produced by the University of Michigan Television Center
- Credit
- University of Michigan
- Language
- English
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