clearly represents values of the magazine by representing homeless people in a positive way to estbabish their goal of helping homeless people
letters page homelessness representations
letters page features one titles 'celebrating vendors' refers to them as being inspirational and friendly
personal stories and 1st person perspectives helps readers understand and sympathise with the vendors
represents a typically underrepresented group
the use of black and white photography also suggests that the magazine wants to show both sides of life as they want to make a difference to those who have less than others.
negative representations
includes some gritty details of homeless culture like being included drugs, alcohol and violence
this creates a realistic representation of homeless life and doesn't attempt to make vendors seem perfect
representatioonsof homelessness arrant idolised
left wing ideologies represented
talk negatively about Margaret thatcher, the conservatives closing libraries, history of terrible unemployment due to their laws
paints a reasonable negative picture of conservatives
gender representation in the big issue?
in the Sky 'westworld' advert, men are represented as powerful, successful and important. resonable stereotypical
in the article 'why don't homeless people go home' they only interview males suggesting they're the only ones who get the top jobs in the companies
lack of inclusion of female bosses in the interview reflects how women are less likely to be hired for managerial jobs
Grayson Perry subverting representation
like Bowie, wast afraid of defying gender norms
counter typical representation as it shoes a man comfortable expressing himself in a more feminine way through dress and makeup
talks about being 'transvestite' creating s mode modern and diverse representation of masculinity that isn't seen in mainstream media
Grayson Perry adhering representations
talks about 'still watching war films and wanting to join the army at 16
makes representation of masculinity quite complex and not one dimensional
women challenging stereotypes representations
women in leadership positions (Theresa may)
some articles present women as educated and respected in their fields providing a countertop to many mainstream representations
women stereotypes representations
woman of the Turn2Us charity advert states 'money was tight when my husband became terminally ill" suggesting women can't cope financially without their husband