The Use of Metaphor to Address Gender and Sexual Orientation Stereotypes in Counseling: A Feminist Perspective

Pseekos, A. Chantelle; Lyddon, William J.

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“…A further and very important caution is that some metaphors may be stereotypes that are unhelpful to the individual-particularly individuals within non-dominant cultural groups (Pseekos & Lyddon, 2009). That misunderstanding is commonplace, and underscores the need to be conscientious in the use of metaphor in therapy-especially in a cross-cultural context.…”

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Practical implications for the development of applied metaphor in adventure therapy

Hartford¹

2011

Journal of Adventure Education & Outdoor Learning

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Section: Application To Assessmentmentioning

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Practical implications for the development of applied metaphor in adventure therapy

Hartford¹

2011

Journal of Adventure Education & Outdoor Learning

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“…Rhetorical devices have been used in persuasive advertising, particularly in magazine advertising [24][25][26][27]. These devices include: metaphors and metonymies [28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38], keeping up with the Joneses [39][40][41], imitation of stars and celebrities [42][43][44], and models' gender [45][46][47][48][49][50].…”

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The Canadian Culture, Rhetoric, and Magazine Advertising: Analysis of Persuasive Devices in Maclean’s

Eid

2012

J Mass Communicat Journalism

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This paper looks at Canadian culture as an example of a culture reflected in the advertising content of magazines, within the context of rationalizing a modern style of communication power. Canadian culture can be seen as the Canadians' way of life, shared values, and means of expression. Canadians have successfully attempted to assert Canadian cultural sovereignty and protect their Canadianization policy regarding mass media content. Multiculturalism is also a national policy that has been represented and experienced in Canada. Looking at the rhetorical or persuasive devices used in advertisements helps to determine the role or influence of Canadian culture in the advertising process. Advertising is able to impact and influence through allusions to unity-for example, the term "We Canadians" ascribes to one unified notion of culture. The specific techniques to achieve this universalized view are rhetorical devices. Culture, Magazine Advertising, and Rhetoric Culture is understood both as a way of life-encompassing ideas, attitudes, languages, practices, institutions, and structures of power-and a whole range of cultural practices: artistic forms, texts, canons, architecture, mass-produced commodities, and so forth. [3:51] Culture encompasses the great classical works of literature, philosophy, art, painting, architecture, and music, among others, of a particular cultural epoch. In recent years, the term culture has been used in the social sciences more as a term "to refer to whatever is distinctive about the way of life of a people, community, nation, or social group" [4:2]. From this viewpoint, culture encompasses the shared values and means of expression that are most distinctive of a particular group or community. It is the set of practices that groups identify themselves with and it is the means by which members of a group or society produce and exchange particular cultural meanings among themselves and, broadly speaking, their communities and nations.

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Embodied Cognition and Humor: The Impact of Weight Sensations on Humor Experience and the Moderating Role of Gender

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The Use of Metaphor to Address Gender and Sexual Orientation Stereotypes in Counseling: A Feminist Perspective

Cited by 3 publications

References 33 publications

Practical implications for the development of applied metaphor in adventure therapy

Practical implications for the development of applied metaphor in adventure therapy

The Canadian Culture, Rhetoric, and Magazine Advertising: Analysis of Persuasive Devices in Maclean’s

Embodied Cognition and Humor: The Impact of Weight Sensations on Humor Experience and the Moderating Role of Gender

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