exploitation of women and lower ranked then men, where it resulted in an inequality between the two genders. These were examples that proved the existence of sexism and the emergence of it from this objectification of women from adverts. According to Szymanski, Moffitt and Carr (2011), sexual objectification may cause women to use substances as a result of the exploitation, where a women’s sexiness and apparel is combined with the product itself. The authors proved their statement by providing a Bulgarian
Sexual objectification is a phenomenon that can be traced way back since the earliest civilization such as the Cleopatra Era. It is generally defined and seen in the context as the disposition and act of equating a person’s worth to his/her body’s appearance and sexual functions (Balraj, 2015). According to Loughnan and Pacilli (2014), sexual objectification involves “the reduction of a fully person to a sexual object” which makes any person susceptible to potential sexual objectification. On the
The first poem in Ezekiel’s first volume published in 1952, A Time to Change is a remarkable poem. The poem is built upon the journey and quest motifs. The poem, partly a lament and partly a prayer, continually hovers around the basic concerns of the poet: moral conduct, spiritual redemption, the desires of the body and the claims of the soul. It begins with a question and ends with a sense of certainty, assurance, and hope. The poem in this sense symbolizes the poet’s spiritual journey from doubt
Women have always been globally underrepresented in the major decision –making processes in the political as well as in the private sector. This low participation is due to various societal norms that plays a major role in the lower participation of women. Leadership and political sphere is still considered as a ‘dirty area’ from which women needs to be protected. Also women are considered to be following social norms which would dictate them there domestic role. Despite these challenges women has