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"The goal in a radical feminist critique of popular culture texts is to reveal how objectifying hegemonic beliefs and behaviors based on sex, gender, or sexual orientation are reinforced or challenged in some way. They might point out, for example, how texts reinforce hegemony because heterosexual men are depicted as subjects and women (and perhaps gay men, as well) as objects."

The Rhetorical Power of Popular Culture: Considering Mediated Texts by Deanna D. Sellnow

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After sniffing the air animalistically, a woman runs and jumps through the trees.

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After sniffing the air animalistically, a woman runs and jumps through the trees.

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A ferocious face, and minimal dress that offers no breast support.

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A ferocious face, and minimal dress that offers no breast support.

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"Feminist film theorist Laura Mulvey (1975) is credited with coining the term 'male gaze' to describe this phenomenon wherein both males and females view women as objects."

The Rhetorical Power of Popular Culture: Considering Mediated Texts by Deanna D. Sellnow

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More women appear, all running frantically in their tiny bathing suits, even pushing each other as if competing. 

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More women appear, all running frantically in their tiny bathing suits, even pushing each other as if competing. 

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Thousands of women swimming across the ocean to get to their target. 

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Thousands of women swimming across the ocean to get to their target. 

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Hordes of bikinied women scrambling to reach their destination. Note the lack of diversity.

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Hordes of bikinied women scrambling to reach their destination. Note the lack of diversity.

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“In essence, heteronormativity refers to the privileging of heterosexuality and an alignment among biological sex, sexuality, gender identity, and gender.”

The Rhetorical Power of Popular Culture: Considering Mediated Texts by Deanna D. Sellnow