The New York Sociologist, Vol. 5, 2010 The Objectification of Women in Mass Media: Female Self-Image in Misogynist Culture Stephanie Nicholl Berberick, University at Buffalo Abstract

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Date: 2011-09-13 08:11:21 Feminism Body shape Feminist theory Sexualization Social psychology Sexual objectification Body image The Thin Ideal Femininity Gender Behavior Social philosophy		The New York Sociologist, Vol. 5, 2010 The Objectification of Women in Mass Media: Female Self-Image in Misogynist Culture Stephanie Nicholl Berberick, University at Buffalo Abstract Add to Reading List Source URL: newyorksociologist.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 184,30 KB Share Document on Facebook

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