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Mrs. Jekyll Meets Mrs. Hyde: The War Advertising Council, Rhetorical Norms, and the Gendered Home Front in World War II

机译:杰克尔夫人遇见海德夫人:战争广告委员会,修辞规范和第二次世界大战的性别主页

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This article presents a study of the rhetorical dynamics of patriarchal advertising in the United States during World War II. The analysis scrutinizes a series of War Advertising Council (WAC) ads that targeted a wide swath of women on the home front, doing so through the depiction of negative and positive role models. The essay concludes that in these sorts of appeals WAC tacitly relied on rhetorical norms, which acted as a gendered means of patriarchal control in the face of the increased wartime autonomy that was enjoyed by many women during the war years.
机译:本文介绍了在第二次世界大战期间在美国在美国父权制广告的修辞动态研究。 分析审查了一系列战争广告委员会(WAC)广告,在家庭前方的宽带妇女上,通过描述负面和积极的榜样。 本文的结论是,这些呼吁WAC默许依赖修辞规范,这是面对许多女性在战争年份所享受的增加的父权度控制中的性别手段。

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