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MACBA Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona

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MACBA Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona

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New #Podcast Laura Mulvey contextualises, updates, and elucidates on the far-reaching impact of her key text "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema", where she coined the notion of the "male gaze" in...

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Laura Mulvey created the term 'Male Gaze' in 1975, she believes the audiences are forced to view films from a heterosexual male perspective. The theory tells us that women seem to be the subject but nearly always from a male point of view. Other theorists have also gone on to say how women are also heavily sexualised in films.

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Are women still objectified? | Laura Mulvey Male Gaze theory explained!

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The term "Male Gaze" originated from Mulvey's Essay, "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema

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-In film, the male gaze occurs when the audience is put into the perspective of a heterosexual man. A scene may focus on the curves of a woman's body, putting you the viewer in the eyes of a male

-The male gaze leads to Hegemonic ideologies within our society Hegemonic = ruling or dominant in a political or social context

Good source - https://www.slideshare.net/christimothy12/laura-mulvey-the-male-gaze-26381318

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What is Mulvey's theory of 'Gaze'? and what are the effects?

What is the assumed identity of the audience?

How theories of media representation have helped to shape and define the concept?

How audience and spectator positioning (to identify or alienate)?

Explain the terms voyeurism, scopophilia and exhibitionism?

How might this apply to the representation of gender?

How might these ideas apply to a Marxist understanding of the media?