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Voyeurism is defined as the sexual interest in or practice of spying on people engaged in intimate behaviors. The document provides an example of how many music videos focus on close-ups of women's body parts like their midriff, chest, and bottom to give viewers feelings of sexual pleasure and demonstrate the artists' status by illustrating they can attract perfect-looking women. This luring of audiences through sexual imagery may contribute to the commercial success of many genres of music videos.
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This document analyzes Beyoncé's music video from a male gaze perspective. It discusses how close-ups of her facial expressions, extreme close-ups of her eyes, revealing clothing choices, strategic lighting, slow movements, and editing techniques are used to portray her as sexually appealing and desirable to the male viewer. Specific elements like sweaty skin, tight clothing, hair flipping, and changing rooms with different colored lights are examined for how they emphasize her femininity and sexuality through a male lens. The analysis links these visual elements to traditional gender roles and the power dynamics between male viewers and the female subject of their gaze.
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Voyeurism refers to gaining sexual pleasure from watching others without their consent. Objectification involves treating a person as a sexual object rather than a whole person. Exhibitionism is extravagant behavior intended to attract attention to oneself. Scopophilia involves deriving sexual pleasure specifically from watching others who are naked or engaged in sexual activity. Examples given include music videos that focus on female bodies and assets without personality, advertisements that are sexually revealing to grab attention, and pornography.
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Beyoncé's music video for "Pretty Hurts" depicts the pressures women face to attain unrealistic beauty standards set by society. It shows contestants in a beauty pageant obsessively trying to make their bodies conform through unhealthy and extreme methods. Throughout the video, Beyoncé's character becomes increasingly frustrated, feeling that no matter what she does she cannot achieve the perfection demanded of her. In the climax, she smashes her trophies in anger at the suffocating expectations. The video uses its narrative and visuals to powerfully convey the dark realities behind the façade of beauty pageants.
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The Little Mix "Little Me" video portrays women in a positive light by focusing on empowering children without sexualizing the band members. In contrast, the Pussycat Dolls "Buttons" video portrays women in a negative light through heavy sexualization that conforms to objectifying male gaze theory and portrays women as sexual objects for male pleasure through fetishistic dancing and revealing outfits. The video reinforces the dominant ideology of society by not providing a positive role model for young girls.
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Representation refers to how media portrays groups, ideas, or topics from a particular perspective rather than objectively reflecting reality. Representation theory holds that media does not simply mirror reality but actively constructs new versions of it, which can strongly impact social perceptions. Laura Mulvey's "gaze theory" discusses how audiences view characters through gendered lenses like the "male gaze" that often objectifies female characters. For example, the music video for "She's So Lovely" by Scouting For Girls primarily objectifies the female subject, with lyrics and visuals that reduce her to physical attributes as men stare, reinforcing stereotypical gender representations.
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- 1. Voyeurism By Sonia De Abreu
- 2. What is voyeurism? “ In clinical voyeurism is the sexual interest in or practice of spying on people engaged in intimate behaviors, such as undressing, sexual activity, or other activity usually considered to be of a private nature.”
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