Advert of Loubouton shoes:
- Similar topics as a result controversial as African people in pain is very offensive
- Pun of 'red soles' because the bottles would make uncomfortable shoes and make their actual feet red
- Conventions of a fashion advert with a photograph of the 'product'
- Little language
- No anchorage
- Images lack anchorage
- Little lexis
- Binary opposition of rich and poor
- Could link to the way that some people find material items important however it is now saying how other things are more important
- Christian Loubouton are designer shoes which start at around £800
- The dominant ideology of the producer is to make the audience feel guilty for spending money on expensive shoes instead of giving money to charity
- The dirt background suggests this is of someone from Africa- intertextuality
- Referential/symbolic code "red soles are always in season"
- Dark humour is used
- White background connotes purity and innocent- binary opposition making the smaller image stand out
- Unconvetual use of mid-shot
- Image is not anchored
- Binary opposition of the imprisonment and then the model
- There is frustration from the man
- Black and white image connotes sadness which is a proairetic code which could imply a fight going to start
- The two images are completely different- binary oppositions, wealth and poverty, colour and no colour, cramped and spacious, struggle between life and death and a comfortable life
- Loubouton logo juxtaposed wth image of a black persons feet in shoes/flip flops made from two squashed plastic bottles tied together with bits of ragged material to communicate an anti-consumerist ideology
- Not wearing shoes break hegemonic rules
- You get Cultural capital from wearing these shoes
Commodity fetishism:
- Giving significant value to an object
- representation is far more important than other things
Marxism:
-Is about conflict between working class and ruling class (people who own businesses)
-Working class are exploited by the ruling class- to control them and keep them in their place
-Supported communism
-Believed commodity fetishism is another way of keeping people in their place
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