Strip Teasing, Emotion Pleasing In the world of entertainment, people become famous in many different ways.
Some of ways are not so ethical in the society that we live in. The acts that are perpetrated rarely are publicly criticized. Only when the act or occupation is exotic is when the general public starts to criticize it. A popular occupation as such is strippers or exotic dancers. From its origins over two decades ago in North American exotic dance clubs, pole dance has consciously shed its striptease origins to become a global phenomenon (Dale). What these occupations exhibit to the public and young children is the main mechanism of why they are criticized. These occupations are a steady flow of income in each entertainer's home. The …show more content…
These works, collectively, suggest that exotic dancing can be a relatively coercive experience, in which women have little control over their work environment, or even over their own bodies (Bradley-Engen). They are entertained by lavish pole dances. What many people come to see is the body parts of the performers. The most gazed about body part is the women's buttocks. The buttocks area draws the most attention and is the most talked about. Many strippers have large buttocks. Since that is the most attractive part to majority of the audience, strip clubs only hire women with larger than normal butts. The bigger the butt, the more attention and rave the performer draws from the crowd. Even though the performers are mainly women it still doesn't stop other women from coming to the venues to watch the strippers perform. By age ten, many people are already introduced to what is stripping. This is made possible by social media and other online sources. Facebook allows for children of all age to be introduced to inappropriate things for their age group. I have heard senior citizens talk about stripping and how terrible it is. The creation of a discipline institution established against the will of society, in hopes of suspending negative behavior and arresting evil (Foucault). Many religious groups criticize or disagree with stripping. Their morals and ethics don't support strippers …show more content…
Men are more entertained by women exhibiting nudity than perhaps other women. The gaze mainly has a larger impact on men in the age group of early twenties and late thirties. Some men often times find themselves going to the strip club every weekend or every other weekend because of the pleasure they receive from it. My first time ever going to the strip club, I spent my whole check there (Ross). This benefits the strippers even more because it supplies them with a steady flow of income each week. The gaze can be beneficiary and harmful to society. It benefits strippers financially each week, but it also traps young men and women within the confines of worshiping someone else body, which results in the acts of spending thousands of dollars in one night at a strip
Some of ways are not so ethical in the society that we live in. The acts that are perpetrated rarely are publicly criticized. Only when the act or occupation is exotic is when the general public starts to criticize it. A popular occupation as such is strippers or exotic dancers. From its origins over two decades ago in North American exotic dance clubs, pole dance has consciously shed its striptease origins to become a global phenomenon (Dale). What these occupations exhibit to the public and young children is the main mechanism of why they are criticized. These occupations are a steady flow of income in each entertainer's home. The …show more content…
These works, collectively, suggest that exotic dancing can be a relatively coercive experience, in which women have little control over their work environment, or even over their own bodies (Bradley-Engen). They are entertained by lavish pole dances. What many people come to see is the body parts of the performers. The most gazed about body part is the women's buttocks. The buttocks area draws the most attention and is the most talked about. Many strippers have large buttocks. Since that is the most attractive part to majority of the audience, strip clubs only hire women with larger than normal butts. The bigger the butt, the more attention and rave the performer draws from the crowd. Even though the performers are mainly women it still doesn't stop other women from coming to the venues to watch the strippers perform. By age ten, many people are already introduced to what is stripping. This is made possible by social media and other online sources. Facebook allows for children of all age to be introduced to inappropriate things for their age group. I have heard senior citizens talk about stripping and how terrible it is. The creation of a discipline institution established against the will of society, in hopes of suspending negative behavior and arresting evil (Foucault). Many religious groups criticize or disagree with stripping. Their morals and ethics don't support strippers …show more content…
Men are more entertained by women exhibiting nudity than perhaps other women. The gaze mainly has a larger impact on men in the age group of early twenties and late thirties. Some men often times find themselves going to the strip club every weekend or every other weekend because of the pleasure they receive from it. My first time ever going to the strip club, I spent my whole check there (Ross). This benefits the strippers even more because it supplies them with a steady flow of income each week. The gaze can be beneficiary and harmful to society. It benefits strippers financially each week, but it also traps young men and women within the confines of worshiping someone else body, which results in the acts of spending thousands of dollars in one night at a strip