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representation  of  women  and  their  physique  and  appearance  that  tend  to  be stereotyped as object of sexuality and what beautiful should  be  like within  narrow
convention.
5.2 Suggestion
In line with the conclusions that have been stated, some suggestions are offered to the  readers,  especially  for  those  who  are  interested  in  doing  further  study  on  women
representation and stereotypes in any discourse as follow: •  It is suggested for anyone who read this research, especially the female readers, to
be  more  mature    aware  in  realizing  how  women  are  represented  and  whether there is particular stereotype in order to understand and filter the implied ideology
assumption. •  It  is  suggested  for  other  researchers  to  study  about  the  linguistic  and  semiotic
aspects  used  in  other  advertisements  to  reveal  and  uncover  the  hidden  message that may be harmful to our perception.
•  It  is  suggested  for  other  researchers  who  want  to  conduct  a  research  by  using linguistic and semiotic analysis in other research fields.
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