RHETORIC & STEREOTYPES

Rhetoric & Stereotypes



Stereotypes

Stereotype is a fixed belief, idea, or image of specific social groups or types of individuals.

Politician

Political stereotypes include "All Democrats are liberal, “All Republicans are racist,”“All Democrats are stupid, and all Republicans are against the "working man." They offer things that cannot meet personal. Use state resources for personal gain. Have commitments to their supporters during his nomination. Deceive the people with speeches that influence people's moods. Generate false expectations and hopes in the minds of the population. These stereotypes are rooted in the minds of the public because the general interpretation of the policies of a political party. If they have, good intentions in the end anyway cannot do anything. All have one goal advantage to enrich themselves at the expense of the people, as much as you can.

Tattooed

Today many people still find difficult to conceive of a doctor, a priest, a nun, a lawyer, a manager, or a "respectable" for society to have tattoos. These minds are stagnating and backward to be achieved change. For over more and more tattoo stereotypes are accepted and gain popularity. There are still people who have a negative idea about tattoos, associating them with drugs, alcohol, and bad living. Nothing guarantees anything. Having a tattoo does not make you a bad person. (McAdon, 2006, Pg # 77-105)

Women

Gender stereotypes are basic generalizations about the characteristic differences, and traditional roles of individuals and groups. Stereotypes can be considered positive or negative, but rarely convey accurate information about others. Many people recognize the negative effects of gender stereotypes, yet still doing this kind of generalizations. These attributes tend to give a sense of what women are most hospitable and they fit well in office in the hospitality sector. This is the reason why more women air hostesses, nurses, receptionists, ...