- gender my appear only fleetingly in any social situation - if a brief time is sufficient to communicate gender, so may a samll part of anatomy;
- In ads, women are often cropped - appear in a fragmented way (Benetton advert of balck woman holding white baby) to show sexual object;
- Men are less dismembered but hands are often shown;
- Men's hands are usually active and controlling, femals as 'decorative and caressing'
Winship (1987) Handling Sex in Benetton (ed.) Looking On: Images of Femininity in the Visual Arts and Media
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