Evolution of Generational Ideals in Visual Representation
The “Old” and “New” Woman
Dependent
Conventional
Unmotivated
Simple
Serious
Ignorant
Restricted
Submissive
Plain
Independent
Wild
Ambitious
Adventurous
Fun-loving
Intelligent
Free
Assertive
“Made up”
= New Ways
KIDS THESE DAYS!
What complaints do the “OLDER GENERATIONS” have about
TEENAGERS?
What complaints do TEENAGERS have about the “OLDER
GENERATIONS?”
Explore the transformation of societal ideals from the Victorian era to the 1920s through thought-provoking images, portraying the transition of women from old to new stereotypes. Reflect on intergenerational perceptions and complaints between teenagers and older generations in "Kids These Days!" imagery.
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Victorian Ideal 1890 1918
The Old and New Woman Dependent Independent Wild Conventional Unmotivated Ambitious Simple Adventurous Fun-loving Serious Ignorant Intelligent Restricted Free Submissive Assertive Plain Made up = New Ways = OLD WAYS
KIDS THESE DAYS! What complaints do the OLDER GENERATIONS have about TEENAGERS? What complaints do TEENAGERS have about the OLDER GENERATIONS?
