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=== Stereotype === | === Stereotype === | ||
Stereotypes are originally a product of insufficient knowledge and imagination. They are seen as a symbol of ignorance and arrogance. Many works with stereotypes defame other cultures, to satisfy the need of feeling superior by their target audiences. However, other works are meant to express the impression of another culture from one culture's perspective only, and are not to be that malicious. One of such good examples is the early versions of ''Street Fighter'', where characters | Stereotypes are originally a product of insufficient knowledge and imagination. They are seen as a symbol of ignorance and arrogance. Many works with stereotypes defame other cultures, to satisfy the need of feeling superior by their target audiences. However, other works are meant to express the impression of another culture from one culture's perspective only, and are not to be that malicious. One of such good examples is the early versions of ''Street Fighter'', where characters and stages are all made up with elements of stereotypes, giving an enjoyable exotic feeling to all audiences. | ||
=== Disguise === | === Disguise === |