⢠Choose any ONE advertisement from any newspaper, magazine, or on the internet, ect. Select an advertisement that you believe uses sex, race, gender, family roles, nationality, or class (alone or in combination) and discuss how those characteristics are used in the ad.
⢠After finding the article that you want to address and the concept/s (Masculinity, race, class, gentrification, ect) that you want to share, start thinking about these questions. Use these questions to begin writing your paper.
⢠Detail specifically, thinking of the concepts of race, class, or gender, what your newspaper or magazine article is saying and how it is framing the point of the article?Â
â¢Do you see the article framing race, class or gender in a positive or negative manner? How?
â¢Explain what chapter/topic from the textbook you chose to address (Race, class, gender, ect.) and address how it applies to your article?
â¢At what social group is the ad you chose aimed? What social groups are represented in the ad? (Hint: They are not always the same.)
â¢Does the advertisement reinforce or violate cultural norms? If it violates them, what purpose do you think the violation serves? (Hint: Consider humor, appealing to an often-ignored group, appealing to the idea of rebellion?
â¢Do you feel that this article/advertisement has any bias attached to it? How might it be biased? Why do you feel that way?
â¢In addition to the product, what else is the ad selling? (Hint: Consider things like love, marriage, sex, individuality, freedom, sophistication, leisure and other desirables.)
â¢Does your advertisement push or try to force ideals/ideas concerning social norm
Sample Solution
Islamic banks have a special nature in all their financing and investment activities. This nature is based on the principles and principles of Islamic Sharia, which are based on an integrated and harmonized set of methods, methods and rules that are consistent with the provisions of the supreme legislation. Islamic finance intervenes on two levels: the participatory equity contribution, invested directly in production channels, and banking facilities to consolidate its tools. Thus, these financing techniques, considered more solidary, combined with the skills, capacities and know-how of credit institutions, allows companies to finance themselves with stable complementary resources, mobilized directly and exclusively to support the growth of the economy. Companies can benefit from this momentum of dynamic partnership and the liquidity generated by the support put in place. The mobilization of funds is essential to obtain recurring profitability and profits. This can help further develop a wide range of sectors, including, for example, the economies of knowledge and technologies needed to develop qualified and apt human capital. A real assertion is that this dynamic does consolidate and accelerate the pace of growth of the productive economy. To do this, Islamic products, in addition to deposit accounts, can adapt to the needs of the economy and investors given the developments in the financial engineering of products like: Mudaraba (profit sharing or trust financing), Murabaha (mark up financing), Ijara (leasing), Istisna, Qard Hassan (benevolent loans), Ar Rahnu (Pawn broking) and many more. As Islamic finance products raise and evolve more, customer believe and trust also grow together which make Islamic products in the limelight right now. Currently, Islamic finance is no longer realm >
Islamic banks have a special nature in all their financing and investment activities. This nature is based on the principles and principles of Islamic Sharia, which are based on an integrated and harmonized set of methods, methods and rules that are consistent with the provisions of the supreme legislation. Islamic finance intervenes on two levels: the participatory equity contribution, invested directly in production channels, and banking facilities to consolidate its tools. Thus, these financing techniques, considered more solidary, combined with the skills, capacities and know-how of credit institutions, allows companies to finance themselves with stable complementary resources, mobilized directly and exclusively to support the growth of the economy. Companies can benefit from this momentum of dynamic partnership and the liquidity generated by the support put in place. The mobilization of funds is essential to obtain recurring profitability and profits. This can help further develop a wide range of sectors, including, for example, the economies of knowledge and technologies needed to develop qualified and apt human capital. A real assertion is that this dynamic does consolidate and accelerate the pace of growth of the productive economy. To do this, Islamic products, in addition to deposit accounts, can adapt to the needs of the economy and investors given the developments in the financial engineering of products like: Mudaraba (profit sharing or trust financing), Murabaha (mark up financing), Ijara (leasing), Istisna, Qard Hassan (benevolent loans), Ar Rahnu (Pawn broking) and many more. As Islamic finance products raise and evolve more, customer believe and trust also grow together which make Islamic products in the limelight right now. Currently, Islamic finance is no longer realm >
