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Degradation and stereotyping; how women can be portrayed and perceived in the mass media [thesis]. Susan Murphy

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Murphy, Susan

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TextPublication details: Limerick : Limerick Institute of Technology/Limerick School of Art and Design ; 2011Description: 50p. : ill (some col) . : 30cmSubject(s):

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Thesis Graphics 11/06

Dissertation note: Thesis submitted for B.A. in Graphics 2011

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Thesis submitted for B.A. in Graphics 2011

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