outh for the benefit of making a sale.

There is also another category that many advertisers use, combining the fun and troublesome aspects, creating youth-as-trouble-as-fun. A good deal of fashion advertising is aimed at this category to attract the average teenager that has the tendencies to act out at times. This conventional representation of patriarchal, heterosexual masculinity that is portrayed in advertising is evident in television and film. Famous Hollywood heroes and action stars have had roles that meant defending society against its undesirable elements. These images aimed at youth may seem new and imaginatively presented; but are actually predicated on very conventional and conservative ideas about men and women.

s-trouble have been seen in most aspects of the factual media such as the nightly news. These shows have the major impact of building images, which in turn are taken as examples of how young working- class people generally behave. This leads to an ideological regime of images, which serve to naturalize the media construction of youth-a

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