- Women are usually represented in film as lovers (and therefore potential mates) or mothers (with children or step-children).
- Stereotypical successful role models of women as mothers are seen in many films whereas childless women (and women who are working mothers) are often presented as counter-stereotypes in a negative way.
- A dystopian world where women cannot conceive is presented in Children of Men (Cuaron, 2006).
- Girls are socialized as mothers through dolls.
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Tuesday, 21 January 2014
SOCIAL GROUPS: CHILDLESS WOMEN
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