… hierarchy, because we may allow that there are other forms of objectification besides sexual
objectification (for example, racial objectification); correspondingly, there are other forms of …

… In general, our evaluation of the goodness or badness of a tool will be relative to a
function, end, or purpose, and the norm will serve as an ideal embodying excellence in the …

… humanity into being an object for sex’; the objectified woman … in objectification is treating a
human being as a mere object, … Dworkin in her description of the objectified individual’s status…

… acceptance of the object status that her humanity is hurt: it is… an implicit acceptance of
less freedom, less privacy, less integrity. In becoming an object so that he can objectify her so …

… consider the implications of our understanding of means-goal relations for objectification. …
like to be objectified depends on the goal to which they are expected to be instrumental. If it is a …

… as that of the objective and objectifying observer who, … objectifying instruments in order to
bring the object closer or move it further away, to enlarge or reduce it, imposes on the object his …

… (ie, puberty) that may be especially important to the initial occurrence of self-objectification.
Our aim in this paper is to consider self-objectification through a developmental lens. We …

… Usually our purpose is to do that: to have the ones objectified be passive, predictable, that …
Beyond being accurate in terms of how we can be objectified and objectify others, Nussbaum …

… We reasoned that managers would objectify their subordinates because the purpose of
organizational hierarchy, almost by definition, is to formalize who is allowed to be used as a …

… mediation: The cross-level Self-Esteem × Appearance CSW × Self-Objectification interaction
did not significantly predict either state appearance CSW or appearance validation goals. …