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At the end there are conclusions and a summary.īackhaus, P. There is an elaborated analysis of the social roles and archetypical images of visually demonstrated women given. Furthermore, there is a general description of the excerpted material provided emphasizing typical features and interpreting several advertisements. There are theoretical issues of research discussed, as well as stated target audience described linguistically and visually in the article. There is a semiotic landscape research method, perception of a visual identity in advertising marketing and pop-culture, theories of the archetypes used in research.

There are 294 photos reflecting a woman excerpted from the LL data base to describe visual images of a woman, focusing on the archetypes and concepts on woman’s role in society. However, there are multi-modal advertisements reflecting women and female items in the public space, and they are to be viewed from the perspective of the semiotic landscape. This is linguistically proved by feminine person’s names in ergonyms, also by female ergonyms and graffiti themes. Linguistic landscape (LL) research of nine cities of the Baltic States shows that feminine discourse is of an essential significance in the public space.

Block, d. 2006. multilingual identities in a global city. london: palgrave.