Objectification

Objectification

Objectification is the process by which a person comes to be treated as a commodity or an object for use, rather than a human being with a personality, feelings, needs, dignity and rights.

Sexual objectification is where a person is objectified for the purpose of the sexual gratification or use of another.

In her TedX talk, Dr Caroline Heldman illustrates how the objectification of women has escalated, how we have become inured to its damaging effects and what we can do individually and collectively to demolish the paradigms that keep us from a better world.

More research in Objectification can be found here.

See articles tagged 'objectification' below.


 

ASB upholds complaints against Lynx 'Rules of Rugby' ad

Unilever complains Collective Shout encouraged complaints

Diva selling Playboy brand to girls

Diva selling Playboy brand to girls

Keep the global brand of the porn industry off our girls - boycott Diva

Cotton On sells violence against women

Cotton On sells violence against women

As published at Melinda Tankard Reist See this t-shirt? Where do you think we found it? Some niche not well known store specializing in glamourised...

Retailers urged to cease the sale and distribution of 'porn t-shirts'

Retailers urged to cease the sale and distribution of 'porn t-shirts'

*Trigger Warning - violence against women, sexual assault*

Collective Shout’s concerns about objectification of women taken up by Senate Committee

Community concerns about the sexualisation of society and the objectification of women should be key principles, says Committee As published by Melinda Tankard Reist Last...

Nandos: treating women like meat for 'Little Hotties' promotion

Nandos: treating women like meat for 'Little Hotties' promotion

[UPDATED] Nandos has continued its tradition of objectifying women through their latest promotion ‘Little Hotties.’

General Pants teenage staff forced to wear

General Pants teenage staff forced to wear "I love sex" badges for ad campaign

As reported in The Sunday Telegraph “…young shop assistants told The Sunday Telegraph they were uneasy about the raunchy push for Sydney-based denim designers Ksubi...

General Pants Co. 'censor' new ad campaign

We say get rid of it altogether

Rivers might be upset with us

Rivers might be upset with us

Actually, we're pretty sure they are We laughed out loud when a Collective Shout supporter sent us a scan of the latest Rivers Catalogue. Have...


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