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    surrounded solely by open air, they are completely and utterly bared to the viewer in an extremely intimate way. Empty space is the backdrop of the Graces, which further emphasizes their very sexual figures, because there is nowhere else to look but their bodies. The eyes of the viewer must focus on their voluminous forms as their line of sight leads them from head to toe. Take, for example, the rear view of the center Grace. The elegant line of the neck leads to statuesque, curved shoulders,…

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    What were the cultural ideals about female bodies in the Middle Ages and even in the early 20th century? What happened to our cultural ideals about the ideal female body beginning in the 1960s? Bordo argues that the culturally dominant ideal of the female form was larger and more voluptuous prior to the 60/70s in Western civilization. More specifically, Bordo…

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    appear. However, one main conception is how they are viewed and known for their bodies. Check out a recent video fighting game, and one will discover that all of the women fighters are barely clothed. For centuries women were considered inferior creatures to men. There have been many battles throughout the course of history to get the same respect and treatment as men. Unfortunately, some women noticed that their bodies got them farther than other women in a time when mainly men were in control…

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    The world of sports places an emphasis on an athlete 's appearance. The typical athlete strives to appear lean and fit. Because of the added emphasis on the body and its appearance, studies have shown that an athlete has a higher risk of developing an eating disorder than that of other non-athletes. (Lawton 131) There was a research project done by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The project focused on the number of student athletes who had experienced an eating…

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    The top of the statue is the head of the Hatshepsut. Unfortunately, the majority of the head was destroyed, and there is only a little part of the headdress and an ear left. The headdress that on the back of the head seems like an arch or half round. The statue is not realistic because although the ear was connected to the face, it was carved out of the headdress. Also, the ear of the statue was too high, and it should be the same level of the eyes if it is a realistic sculpture. On the neck of…

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    Eating Disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness due to the immense toll that prolonged starving puts on the body. About half of those who have an eating disorder fit the criteria for depression which means they are essentially dealing with two mental illnesses at once. 20% of those who suffer from anorexia will die prematurely due to complications of their eating…

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    is detrimental and, if stopped, would lead to a more positive attitude towards women and would present more opportunities to minority women as well as women of all backgrounds. Firstly, hypersexualization is dehumanizing and reduces women to their bodies, erasing their experiences and characters. The APA has found that women who are more exposed to hypersexualized media are more likely to accept these…

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    Everything You Should Know About Female Incontinence Pads The term incontinence pad applies to a small waterproof multi-layered sheet that has high absorbency. These pads are used by people who cannot control their urine and often wet their beds. The female incontinence pads are usually made from paper or cotton. However, you can wash those made by cotton but the ones prepared from paper will need to be disposed. Incontinence nappies or incontinence diapers are some of the other terms used for…

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    their body image. Stephanie Armstrong (2011) stated that about 90% of fifteen to seventeen year old girls wanted to change one or more features of their physical appearance. Armstrong also mentioned that weight was ranked as the highest feature adolescent girls wanted to be changed. When it came to adolescent boys, she commented on how up to twelve percent of teenage boys use unverified supplements, steroids, or both. According to the National Eating Disorder Association [NEDA] (n.d.), body…

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    Introduction There has been a dramatic shift, within the last couple of decades, on how women perceive their body. Unfortunately this shift has been significantly negative in nature. Women in today’s society are more dissatisfied with their bodies than ever before. The main culprit, which has driven this downward trend, is mass media. Mass media is very much a double-edged sword. On one hand, it has increased global connectivity and has allowed for the perpetuation of information in a very…

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