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What is glamour?  attractive or exciting quality, though the eye and mirror.

• Why might examples of Fine Art appear in advertising?

oil panting's for atmosphere, setting, objects,

• What are the three dream Berger identifies? What does each mean?

The dream of later tonight is the good life that you smile at and they smile at, and things surround by pleasure.

A dream of a faraway place, of a desinence without horizons, the other world of voilent inferdel and full of unknown passions.

The skin dream is without a biography.

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• Who is the ‘Spectator Owner’?  The spectator Owner was the audience

• What did the quality of oil painting allow the ‘Spectator Owners’ to celebrate? It allowed him to wear his clothes and play his part.

How was this use of oil painting tied up with the Spirit of the age - the sight of oil painting want us to possess it.

How does publicity work? - publicity work on the imagination, they sell themselves as neutral and just by an object with the content

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• How does the male gaze operate in the painting called Vanity? purpose of presenting women as objects and for male pleasure.

• The programme contains several definitions of the differences between the nude and being naked, what are they?

A form of art

To be oneself

• What is voyeurism?

Voyeurism is observing unsuspecting people while they undress, are naked, or engage in sexual activities.

• What is narcissism? A person who is overly self-involved, and often vain and selfish.

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Celebrity opinions and endorsements of political candidates, issues and office holders have now become commonplace in the media before and between elections. Many actors and comedians, athletes and talk-show hosts share their opinions with society in an attempt to influence the opinions of those who listen to them. Often these celebrities use their influence to persuade citizens to vote a certain way or advocate for certain issues such as reproductive freedom, environmental protection and human rights.

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The perspective of a notionally typical heterosexual man considered as embodied in the audience or intended audience for films and other visual media, characterized by a tendency to objectify or sexualize women. In Lacanian psychoanalytic theory, the gaze is the anxious state of mind that comes with the self-awareness that one can be seen and looked at. effects on women's self-esteem and self-objectification, leading to increased body shame and a worsened mental state. For most women, it is not a physical interaction with a man which causes such internalised feelings of self-objectification and negative mental states but is simply anticipating being the subject of the male gaze

Watch the second episode of Ways of Seeing
• How does the male gaze operate in the painting called Vanity? purpose of presenting women as objects and for male pleasure.

• The programme contains several definitions of the differences between the nude and being naked, what are they?

A form of art

To be oneself

• What is voyeurism?

Voyeurism is observing unsuspecting people while they undress, are naked, or engage in sexual activities.

• What is narcissism? A person who is overly self-involved, and often vain and selfish.

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