Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Sofia Motta
Professor Granillo
English 103
5 December 2018
Script/ Outline
- THESIS: In the commercial “Like a Girl”, Always utilizes the appeals of pathos, ethos,
and logos, as well as a feminist lens to effectively motivate not just women, but everyone
in society to reclaim the stereotype “like a girl” and turn away from traditional gender
roles. By reinventing this phrase into a term of encouragement and endearment, society is
- This advertisement by Always is about the phrase “like a girl” and how our perception of
that phrase has been interpreted over time to be derogatory and sexist towards females.
The message that Always is trying to convey is that “like a girl” shouldn’t be seen as an
● Discuss the actions of the people and its relation to patriarchy and gender roles
- They begin by showing multiple young women as well as a boy and a man. The director
asks them to perform all of these actions “like a girl” and they all do it in a way that its
perceive female athleticism and this works in correlation with traditional gender roles.
Include definition.
- They perform actions honestly and with determination. Appeals to ethics of audience.
Girls haven’t been exposed to bias and derogatory term yet. Difference in responses.
- Feminist lens because girls don’t view phrase as insulting/inferior. They interpret it as
being themselves
- Girls use logos when they interpret phrase. Patriarchal society has made the phrase an
insult.
- Helene Cixous Sorties: Out and Out quote. Women have become accustomed to the way
- Changes meaning of phrase, there is nothing wrong with doing something like a girl.
- Commercial provides message that society needs to turn away from patriarchal views and