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He centers his discussion on four moral issues that were raised. They are: 1) whether they make false or misleading promises; 2) whether they promote false values; 3) whether they cause harm; and 4) whether they threaten the autonomy of the individual. Bishop uses examples of SIIA, of an idealized person-type such as “beautiful” woman (Chanel); sexy teenagers in Calvin Klein to illustrate his views...
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Bishop uses examples of SIIA, of an idealized person-type such as “beautiful” woman (Chanel); sexy teenagers in Calvin Klein to illustrate his views. He mainly argues that SIIA are not false or giving misleading promises but they do not explicitly express product promises. All these implications are much assumed by the viewer, there is no ethical ground to pinpoint the responsibilities of such implications on the viewers...
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