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    using erotic capital, both would lead to sexual objectification. When women use their erotic capital, they have the possibility of an increase salience of sexual activity, because it is what is demanded. Sexual objectification could happen while erotic capitalism occurs, that is why there is no arrow directed from erotic capital to sexual objectification or vice versa. On the other hand, sexualization of women in media also leads to sexual objectification because women do not have control over…

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    Margaret Treasure, two contradicting choices and ironically they decide to follow the one that leads to further objectification. When Eddie cheats and leaves his wife, Meridian, he leaves her for the mystery mistress competing and complying with the standards society perceives on women's sexual freedoms. Walker creates two paths one being ignorance and passiveness toward objectification and the other being consciousness and clear…

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    Media plays a role in this self-objectification. Media is thought to prolong this pressure to maintain extreme thinness by promoting weight loss products, over-representing thin women and under-representing the counter, and glamorizing image and dieting (1997). According to objectification theory, body shaming. Body shaming is self-evaluation relative to internalized and cultural body ideal and falling short of those expectations (Tylka & Hill, 2004). Self-objectification, body shaming,…

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    Power”, she uses “Telephone” by Beyonce and Lady Gaga to present modern day feminism as self-objectification. Bauer argues that by embracing over sexualizing and self-objectification women can fight the oppressive nature of our society towards women. Bauer believes by doing this, feminists can push their agenda for equality by bringing light to the issue using the man’s tools against them. The self-objectification allows women to use their sexual prowess as a means of power, therefore it creates…

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    The objectification of these very young girls is just wrong. I am not saying that the objectification of women is okay. I just think that the objectification of these young girls is horrifying and outright disturbing. For instance the young African American girl in the cherry dress holding paint brushes. The caption uses suggestive…

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    Adolescence is a crucial stage in an individual’s life. It is at that stage where a person is subjected to many changes that are both physiological and psychological. A change that is pertinent to observe is self-esteem. Over the years, there have been many studies about self-esteem and how it has affected countless aspects of life such as fashion. Fashion and self-esteem go hand in hand. There have been several researches involving this topic, in which the word fashion takes various meanings…

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    demonstrates in her 1996 poem entitled “Helen of Troy Does Counter Dancing”, objectification runs far deeper than women simply being demeaned by men’s desires. In the poem, Atwood appropriates the voice of Helen of Troy, an otherwise voiceless icon. In Atwood’s tale, Helen of Troy is an exotic dancer and a generally unpleasant woman. Atwood uses Helen in this context to convey a very important message: that objectification is a cyclical power struggle in which there is no winner. The first…

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    result of objectification. Individuals may observe the situation differently or arrive at a different conclusions based on their own person experiences. It becomes important in the study of human relations to be aware of your personal judgments that may result in objectification and to consider how they may impact your observations and conclusions. It is also important to consider how objectification could influence the behavior of others. Stereotypes seem to be driven by objectification. One…

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    Does “Anaconda” Objectify or Empower Women? Nicki Minaj’s music video called ‘Anaconda’ was uploaded to YouTube on her Vevo channel on August 19, 2014. It has since accumulated approximately six hundred million views as now. The song met chart success, peaking at number two on the US Billboard Hot 100, consequently becoming Minaj's highest charting single in the United States to date. It went on to spend eight consecutive weeks in the top ten of the Hot 100 chart. The main reason why this music…

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    sexual objectification of women. Lucas, takes the subtle criticism of sexual objectification a step further as she connects it with death. At first it would seem that Lucas is propagating the firm believe that "sex is everywhere". With her use of the everyday materials, but she also brings her audience back to reality as she reminds us that like all the other things that bring us pleasure such as smoking, sex too, involves pleasure and posses the potential danger that include objectification and…

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