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In this instance, I feel that Dance Magazine did a disservice to women in dance by creating and disseminating an image that reinforces their marginalization and the objectification of their bodies. Objectification Theory addresses the shift from developing self-worth based on how we feel about ourselves to developing self-worth based on how others evaluate our appearances and behaviors based on gender ideals (Fredrickson & Roberts, 1997; Sanchez & Crocker, 2005). In a "bourgeois age of technical civilization" he foresaw the power of technology reaching "the limits of the objectification of human existence. |
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