Juxtaposition In Crocodile Dundee

Crocodile Dundee and Paul Hogan's commercial utilise dialect, props and characterisation to add to mistaken and deluding thoughts regarding Australia. Dialect is utilised to express the solid Australian inflection and the familiarity of Australians through slang. The utilisation of props helps to create the notorious picture of Australian ways of life, for example, a great bushman in a disconnected town in the outback, or everyone cherishes the shoreline and knows how to surf. Characterisation adds to the generalisation of Australians being sexist and friendly to everybody.

The film Crocodile Dundee and the Paul Hogan both utilise dialect to add to erroneous generalisations about Australia. Crocodile Dundee utilises juxtaposition of a …show more content…
Crocodile Dundee makes the deceptive thought that all Australian's are sexist since they all trust that Sue would not have the capacity to get by independent, "a sheila won't make it in the, bush" The juxtaposition of all the New Yorkers hustling around hectically, not speaking with any other person. Paul Hogan contributes the deceptive generalisation that all Australian's are well disposed on the grounds that he is inviting to everybody, advising everyone to come visit Australia, and saying "G'day" to everybody. Crocodile Dundee makes the deceptive generalisation that all Australian's are sexist, when in truth just a little minority are, and Crocodile Dundee and Paul Hogan's promotion make the deceptive thought that everyone is well disposed and inviting, when in all actuality it resembles larger part of nations where there are some benevolent individuals and some are most certainly not. Crocodile Dundee and Paul Hogan's commercial add to the deceptive generalisations of Australia through characterisation by making Australian's are sexist and everybody is good-natured and