2014
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-07072014000100012
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The woman body in review: the imperative of beauty

Abstract: The media challenges us, creating ways of life and showing us how to behave in various situations. Therefore, we propose to understand the investments on beauty conveyed on Para Ti magazine, in 1940, reflecting on the possible conditions of such messages and the way they circulated producing a subjective mindset and teaching their readers how to be beautiful. We understand that the media provides material with which people forge their identity. This is a qualitative study based on post-structuralist cultural s… Show more

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“…The underestimation of BI occurs both in people living in society [19] and those deprived of their freedom, as observed in this and in other studies [12]. The overestimation of body size is also very frequent in women, regardless of their life context [1,4,20]. A Brazilian study with female students revealed a high imprecision in the perception of body size, confirmed by an 81.3% overestimation [20].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
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“…The underestimation of BI occurs both in people living in society [19] and those deprived of their freedom, as observed in this and in other studies [12]. The overestimation of body size is also very frequent in women, regardless of their life context [1,4,20]. A Brazilian study with female students revealed a high imprecision in the perception of body size, confirmed by an 81.3% overestimation [20].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…The BI perception can be affected by both intrinsic factors and environmental factors, especially in women [3,4], in which the desire to meet standards can trigger health problems, such as depressive states, self-image and self-esteem disorders, anxiety and abusive use of licit drugs [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A influência midiática no contexto sociocultural de uma sociedade está arraigada àquilo que é veiculado diariamente. Programas de televisão apresentando indivíduos com corpos sarados e esguios são rotineiros e elevam a audiência 11 . A televisão atrai a atenção de telespectadores com chamadas sobre uma infinidade de artifícios e procedimentos estéticos para melhorar todas as partes do corpo e da face, atrelando o sorriso como porta de entrada dessa mudança, promovendo assim um senso de estética relacionado à autoestima 12 .…”
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“…24 Therefore, we observed that the importance is not to seek the changes that a particular object has suffered over a period of time in a given culture but what we see as natural, becomes problematic and historical and since many things that now seem natural are results of a series of contingent events. [25][26] …”
Section: The Medication Comes From the Pharmacy Within An Envelope Imentioning
confidence: 99%