Pedagogies of cultural femininities: addresses the character male Ken
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https://doi.org/10.5902/1984644422673Keywords:
Education, Gender, MediaAbstract
Masculinities and other gender identities are linked to meanings that are consumable, transgressors and pervade the relations of subjects with cultural artifacts and the possibilities of being, thinking and acting that stem from this relationship. From this, we suggest an interpretation of gender assignments offered by the character Ken the narratives of the Barbie doll. Our aim is to present and discuss positions, practices and analyzes of suggested masculinities. Analyze masculinities offered in this representation as indicative of a male-female ratio. which shows a relationship between the suggested elements relate to the Barbie doll with these femininities indicative of masculinities. For this feat, our methodological approach was grounded in studies about addressing modes that the subject producers offer for / the receivers / the parts, products and media services. That masculinities suggested by this character do not match the idea of masculinity and virility aggressiveness, rudeness or strength, but denotes elements such as beauty care and charisma, which are part of the hegemonic representations of masculinity.Downloads
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