From my interpretation of the article I believe that her argument may also parallel the theories of Mary Wollstonecraft, who discussed the importance of education in the associations we make between concepts. As well as that of Susie Orbach in The Illusionists, where she discusses the saturation of media messages on beauty standards, in the minds of the public across the globe. These theories all mention the influence that information presented to us can have on the way we perceive ourselves and others. Murphy uses a similar ideology when outlining her research
From my interpretation of the article I believe that her argument may also parallel the theories of Mary Wollstonecraft, who discussed the importance of education in the associations we make between concepts. As well as that of Susie Orbach in The Illusionists, where she discusses the saturation of media messages on beauty standards, in the minds of the public across the globe. These theories all mention the influence that information presented to us can have on the way we perceive ourselves and others. Murphy uses a similar ideology when outlining her research