Score
- Created by: Ellen.B
- Created on: 01-01-20 18:01
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- Score Context
- Cultural Context
- New musical era
- People have become more 'wild'
- Hippies, Drugs
- 'Cultural Revolution' (1963)
- Swinging Sixties
- Fashion mirrored culture e.g. Mini Skirt
- Desinged by Mary Quant to LIBERATE women
- Historical Context
- Decriminalisation of homosexuality (1967)
- Decriminalisation of abortions (1967)
- Contraceptive pill legalised (1967)
- Labour Government
- Second Wave Feminism
- Vietnam War
- British Musicians such as John Lennon brought it to the attention of the British people
- Post War Boom Period
- Untitled
- Intertextuality; James Bond
- Cultural Context
- Score (1967)
- The ad can be seen to empower women
- Wearing Mini Skirts
- Desinged by Mary Quant to LIBERATE women
- Wearing Mini Skirts
- In 1967 homosexuality couldn't be explicit
- 'Get what you've always wanted'
- This could potentially refer to acting on, previously criminal, homosexual desires
- This creates an enigma due to it having multiple meanings
- A disequilibrium because we don't have it
- 'Get what you've always wanted'
- The man is holding a gun
- Taken by force
- MEN want power
- The UK want power
- MEN want power
- Threat is subverted through his bodylanguage
- Closed body language = Beta Male
- Taken by force
- A look becomes a gaze when desire is added
- The women are gazing at him
- Making other men desire/ gaze at the ideology
- Men are gazing a the man
- The women are gazing at him
- The ad can be seen to empower women
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