Objectification - Seeing or treating a person as an object
Archetypes - behaviour and appearance matches the appearance as a stereotype
Stereotypes - labels attached to someone based upon a social factor
Hegemony - leadership or dominance, especially by one state or social group over others.
Voyeurism - A perversion in which a person receives sexual gratification from seeing sexual images.
Lura Mulvey: "The Male Gaze" 1975
- One that deals with how an audience views the people presented
- How a man looks at a woman
- How a woman looks at a women
- How women look at themselves
Visual pleasure and narrative cinema:
- Women are used for the visual pleasure of men
- Made to seem like sexual objects
- Women took the passive part of a film, men play an active part
- In film audience they have to view characters from the view from the perspective of the heterosexual male
- Camera lingers on the curves of the females Women presented as sexual spectacle
- Objects of pleasure for the characters and audience
- The way women are viewed in cinema is presented as unequal
- Men fetishise women which is referred to as 'fetishistic scopophilla'
- Used to avoid castration
Criticisms of Mulvey and The Male Gaze Theory
- Some women enjoy being looked at such as beauty pageant contestants
- The gaze is not always used sexually but also to compare body image or clothing etc.
- The theory does not consider female spectators, only heterosexual males
- Since the 1980s there has been a large increase in the sexualisation of the male body
Miriam Hanson: "The Female Gaze" 1984
- Women also view men as erotic objects of desire
- Increase in the sexualisation of men since the 1980s
Jonathan Schroeder, Theorist 1998
"To gaze implies more than to look at - it signifies a psychological relationship of power, in which the gazer is superior to the subject".
Charlie's Angels Representation of Gender
Charlie's Angels Representation of Gender
Examples of empowerment:
- Their sexuality
- Owning a Ferrari
- Motor cycle
- adrenaline sports
- Rescuing men
- Surfing
- Display of strength to punch through a window
- Taking an active role
Examples of sexuality:
- They have to answer to a male boss
- Sexual outfits
- Surfing innuendos
- Stripping
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