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Sociology taster: what ‘Love Island’ reveals about power and gender
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How does a reality TV show shape ideas about love, attraction, and relationships? In this interactive session, join staff and students from Liverpool John Moores University to explore the TV show ‘Love Island’ through a sociological lens. You’ll examine body image, ‘pretty privilege’, gender performance, and power in relationships, and see how sociology helps uncover the invisible norms shaping our everyday lives.

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Thursday 12 February @ 16:30 UK time

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45 mins

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Sociology taster: what ‘Love Island’ reveals about power and gender For students

Sociology taster: what ‘Love Island’ reveals about power and gender
For students