In This Show: Neropathy seroquel, A listener inspired episode.
Re-thinking Paris Hilton and Barbie
Fandom
Children’s books with strong female characters
Deirdre Flint’s Boob Fairy
Podcasts Mentioned:
Just One More Book, Mostly News, Desperate Husbands
Books Mentioned:
The Bobbin Girl by Emily Arnold McCully
Mirette and Bellini Cross Niagara Falls by Emily Arnold McCully
America Is her Name by Luis J, seroquel and memory loss. Rodriguez
Getting in the Game by Dawn Fitzgerald
From Rags to Riches: A History of Girls' Clothing in America by Leslie Sills
Music:
Deirdre Flint’s Boob Fairy
Special Thank You:
To Charles from Mostly News and Desperate Husbands Podcast for the Station ID
To Karen for inspiring this show.
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Transcript for Body Image and the Media
CLIP #17
Intro
More and more, I have been able to draw from your comments and questions to build or think about themes for CLIP. This certainly is the case for today’s show so I want to thank Karen for sending the e-mail that resulted in this episode, neropathy seroquel.
Charles from Mostly News and Desperate Husbands : Station ID
Midtro
Body Image and the Media
In her e-mail Karen wrote, “I just finished listening to Clip 7 and it really hit home with me”, risperdal seroquel. Clip 7 focused on the media and the construction of stereotypes. She then referred to a nine year old female relative who she described as obsessed with images such as Paris Hilton, Seroquel entry on the wikipedia website, and so forth, and their body sizes, they way they dress etc. She continued, seroquel recrational use, “The television shows she watches and the websites she visits, all contain skinny blond girls with big breasts, Use of seroquel in children, and wearing skimpy clothes and make up, making out with cute boys.... Neropathy seroquel, The scary thing is, these shows and sites are marketed and meant for girls her age. This disturbs me. How can I help her to foster self esteem and realize, seroquel topomax weight loss, that MOST girls/women do not look like this, nor will they ever, Can seroquel be stopped suddenly, without crossing into territory that her parents should really be dealing with. I don't want to overstep my bounds, but I am concerned about all of this media bombardment. She is already concerned about breast size etc., thrombocytopenia and seroquel, Her parents don't seem to want to deal with this and when I've mentioned it to them, they just laugh and roll their eyes and think she's a typical "girlie girl".
In response I wrote,
I know what you mean about some young girls' obsession with celebrities like Paris Hilton etc, neropathy seroquel. What is the lethal dose seroquel, It's another form of hero worship. It’s also a demonstration of ‘fandom’ a sub-cultural social network of fans interested in the same celebrity for instance.
I continud, There are some books out there, drug interactions topamax seroquel. I'm thinking here of books like the following which focus on strong female characters. Neropathy seroquel, McCully, Emily Arnold. The Bobbin Girl. Is seroquel better than haldol, New York: Dial, 1996.
McCully, Emily Arnold, seroquel causes hallucinations. Mirette and Bellini Cross Niagara Falls. New York: Putnam, 2000, neropathy seroquel.
Rodriguez, Seroquel and hair loss, Luis J. America Is her Name. Ilus. By Carlos Vasquez, prescription seroquel medication detox symptoms. Neropathy seroquel, Willimantic, CT: Curbstone, 1996.
Fitzgerald, Dawn. Seroquel user info, Getting in the Game. Roaring Brook Press, 2005.
Sills, seroquel extrapyramidal syndrome, Leslie. From Rags to Riches: A History of Girls' Clothing in America, neropathy seroquel. Holiday House, Lexapro seroquel and marijuana, 2005.
This last book is a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of girls' clothing in America , this overview shows how clothing is closely tied to cultural expectations and gender roles.
Probably the most effective way to offer your nine-year-old relative an alternate perspective is by doing what Sarah suggests in show 7 which is to capitalize on moments when she may say or do something that shows she is buying into the dominant stereotypes of girl/femaleness, weiss and suicide and seroquel. And you are right the media bombardment is primarily aimed at teaching young girls to be particular kinds of consumers and to buy into particular ways of doing things and particular ways of being. Neropathy seroquel, Giving young girls tools for resisting this dominant stuff will help them to become much more informed consumers and decision makers in life. Some questions/ statements that you could slip into your conversations with her include, Prozac seroquel ocd, -do you know any girls who look like that at your school/ in your neighborhood/ in your family etc..
-what do you think these girls are trying to do when they dress like that, what difference does it make, to whom, drug seroquel addiction.
-who do you think benefits from selling those kinds of clothes /shoes/ etc.
-what advantage does dressing like Paris Hilton offer.
-what difference would this make for you, neropathy seroquel. Seroquel half life wiki, You could also then point to famous and popular girls/women who achieve hero status without necessarily taking on the 'Barbie Paris Hilton' image, such as female Olympians/athletes and people in the community.
Questions and experiences like these could bring some awareness that the 'Barbie look' is only one 'look' that there are many other ways of being and doing. It also may help get at the underlying issue that leads young girls to want to be like Paris or Hilary duff or some other celebrity, mayo seroquel.
Is it about being popular. Neropathy seroquel, with whom. for what reason. Seroquel ld50, to whom does it matter and why. what are some other ways to be popular without having to buy into the 'Barbie Paris' image. Is it about fear. Of what, neropathy seroquel. Rejection, a natural product to replace seroquel. From whom.
Hopefully these suggestions will give you a place to start...
Midtro
Next up a tune by one of my favorite independent artists, Deirdre Flint. Neropathy seroquel, When I decided to put together the previous episode this song immediately came to mind. I hope you enjoy…The Boob Fairy. I’ll catch you next time.
Boob Fairy Song
Before I go I want to say thank you to Chris Wigglesworth, from Winnipeg, Dave of Two Boobs and a Baby, Charles of mostly news and desperate husbands, I’m so glad to have connected with you Charles. Brec Cooke an amazing colleague and great support at AU, Pat Johnson, Andrea of Just One More Book, and Carol Felderman, for contributing to the show, participating in the show, commenting on the show , contacting me regarding the show or pinning my Frapr map.
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Hi Vivian,
Great show as always…how can you miss with a song about boobs!
I was reading the Washington Post Express this morning which has a section devoted to local bloggers. This morning was an excerpt from a blog that talked about the very points raised in this weeks show. Here’s a link to the blog post.
http://labellanoire.blogspot.com/2006/10/problem-with-pretty.html#links
Again, great show!
Andy Bilodeau
http://www.andycast.net
Oh Vivian!
Another fabulous thought-provoking show! Thank you.
Thank you too for all the fabulously productive questions you provided.. You are amazing — how lucky for the children in your life.
I wanted to mention an obvious point that many adults, based on my experience, completely forget. We adults need to use our words wisely around young ears. In the seven years I have been a parent I have been stunned over and over again by the sloppiness of mothers, especially, in their casual and constant criticism of their own bodies (and other aspects of themselves) with absolutely no regard for the little listeners.
Believe it or not, I am not a person who corrects or contradicts people if at all possible, but many times I have quickly shot a finger to my lips and motioned toward a little person when a mother started into this in front of a child. It’s shocking how confused the other mother looks when this happens. They don’t seem to have any idea why it might not be a great idea to cut themselves up in front of her (or my) daughter. I find this sad.
Ok. This turned out to be a depressiong comment.
Andrea
Hi Andrea.
Thank you for the thoughtful comment and the compliment(s) too! A friend and colleague, Peter Johnston, in a book he wrote on ‘choice words’ talks about how we arrange the discursive (ways of being and talking) histories from which our children speak. That is so true. As we construct and choose the words we use, we simultaneously position our children in particular ways making accessible to them certain ways of talking and certain ways of being. That’s why it’s so amazing to listen and think about what our children are saying because what they say often teaches us about ourselves.
Lucy’s Shakes Festival , which I’m excited about working on for next week’s show, is a great example of how you, as a parent have made accessible the discourse of reaching out to others and making a difference in the world.
I’m glad you have continued to enjoy the show!!! It continues to be a lot of fun to put together especially now that I am able to build on and build from listener input
Hugs
vivian
Thanks for the tip Andy! You and Andrea are together building next week’s show…awesome!
Belated Happy Halloween Birthday Andy!
Hugs
vivian
Andy,
Happy Belated Halloween Birthday!! My gift to you was letting you bump my comment out of first place! ;o)
Andrea
Andrea that is funny. Andy, how did your comment end up needing moderation?
We have the comments configured to hold comments that contain 2 or more links. In the case of my comment, I had the comment to the blog and a 2nd link in my signature…thus causing the comment to require moderation.
Oh. Then I guess I still owe you a birthday gift….
;o)
Andrea
I’ll be having another birthday…in…10 more months…just in case you’re planning ahead.
vivian
Hi,
I always enjoyed getting a closer look at this topic especially because of my past work with research on girls and their development (Pipher and Gilligan especially). I can\’t remember if I gave you this link, but I think I told you about the work that Dove is doing to demonstrate what girls want to live up to, but truly how it is done.
Check this out:
http://www.campaignforrealbeauty.com/
You\’re great. And I love that the podcasting is spreading. I need to go read the article Andy wrote in!
Chat soon,
Carol
Hi Carol,
The Dove video in combination with the blog Andy suggested, Andrea’s comments and Karen’s story make up yet another terrific multi-modal text set…I’ll have to keep building on this.
Great find Carol!
Thanks for playing my intro. As always, today’s episode was a very well thought out program with advice we can all use with our girls. Thanks! Charles
I’m glad you enjoyed the show Charles! I always look forward to your comments. And .. thank you again for the awesome intro! I’m putting together my promo and I’ll use part of your intro for that too!
vivian
Thanks for the mention Vivian! You rock.
Dave
You rock ‘n roll yourself Dave B. I’m enjoying your show!
vivian
I appreciate your quote, “Barbie is only one way to look. There are many other ways of being and doing.” I feel this message conveys a specific value that is often ignored in our society. Media often portrays a single and correct way of being. Buying into this marketing model is extremely harmful. You prove this by analyzing the dominant female stereotypes that some young girls buy into almost every moment. The questions that you suggest are child friendly and can help motivate young girls to critically analyze the choices they make.
Alison