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Agenda

Who defines beauty? 25.4.19, The British Academy, London

As part of the British Academy’s season on Utopia or Dystopia – Imagining Futures, Dr Ivana Ebel will draw on research carried out with her collaborator Gabrielle Bittelbrun about their cross-cultural project into female representation in Brazil and the UK, and its impact on women’s self-perception, mental health, and world view.

Magazines around the world often portray a Western style of beauty and female stereotype which is unattainable and completely at odds with the diversity of women across the globe. Whilst the majority of the Brazilian population is non-White, printed images continue to display Eurocentric beauty and traditional gender roles as ideals. Similarly in the UK, British mainstream media perpetuate idealised and objectified female bodies across its output. What drives this, and how can we change it?

Speaker:
Dr Ivana Ebel, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, University of Derby; British Academy Newton Mobility Grant co-holder 2018-19

Booking required 
£5, £3 concessions

Time: 18:30 to 19:30

Location: The British Academy, 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AH

https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/events/who-defines-beauty?

 

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