How do we portray women in political propaganda? The representation of the female roles in the Spanish political poster

Cabezon, Marta Seijas

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Cabezon, Marta Seijas

Advisor(s)

Ferreira, Célia Cristina Correia

Barreto, Luísa Maria Pires

Abstract(s)

This project will analyze how women are represented in political posters in Spain. We’ll take a look at the way they were depicted in the Republic, throughout the Spanish civil war, Franco’s dictatorship, and democracy looking at posters, and how the social-political design has changed since then in Spain. It will be a study about the correlation between all the periods to observe how the design has changed. What stereotypes of women are used now versus the ones that were used back then? Which ones have changed? Which ones have stayed the same?