WHAT DO 9TH GRADE PRIMARY EDUCATION STUDENTS SAY ABOUT MEDIA MESSAGES BOUND TO CULTURE FITNESS IN BEAUTY AND HEALTH MAGAZINES?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.99487Keywords:
Students. Body image. Culture. Communications media.Abstract
Assuming that Culture Fitness is present in print and digital media reaching social circulation, we question what 9th Grade Primary Education students say about the media messages printed on the covers of beauty and health magazines. Therefore, narratives were produced from a focus group consisting of ten students from a municipal school in Rio Grande/RS, which were later treated through the techniques of Collective Subject Discourse (CSD). As a result, we compose two collective discourses entitled: “Denial of invasive practices” and “Legitimation of natural practices”. In them, we show that the students identify the addressing of an ideal body pattern culturally constructed and designed by the media, revealing that the manifestations of Cultura Fitness enter various spaces acting as counselors in the education of the bodies. However, they consider themselves satisfied with their own appearance, denying some practices considered invasive and legitimizing others understood as natural.
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