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Women Stereotypes Depicted in Daya’s Song Entitled Sit Still, Look Pretty

A. Bahr, F. Pujiyanti

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Binary opposition is the pairing of connected words which has antipodal meaning and hierarchical relation, for example: men and women. Since long time ago, patriarchal society had placed men in a higher position than women. This condition privileges men while handicaps women. Therefore, feminism hel

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Binary opposition is the pairing of connected words which has antipodal meaning and hierarchical relation, for example: men and women. Since long time ago, patriarchal society had placed men in a higher position than women. This condition privileges men while handicaps women. Therefore, feminism hel

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Binary opposition is the pairing of connected words which has antipodal meaning and hierarchical relation, for example: men and women. Since long time ago, patriarchal society had placed men in a higher position than women. This condition privileges men while handicaps women. Therefore, feminism hel

Key concepts: Antipodal point, Binary opposition, Opposition (politics), Feminism, Meaning (existential), Relation (database), Gender studies, Psychology

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