Objectification

Chapters

0:00 Kant
2:58 MacKinnon & Dworkin
5:04 Nussbaum

Bibliography

Kant, Immanuel - Lectures on Ethics
Nussbaum, Martha - Objectification
Dworkin, Andrea - Pornography - Men Possessing Women
MacKinnon, Catharine - Feminism Unmodified

Link to Nussbaums Essay:

The Content of this Video is a depiction of different ideas from the mentioned authors and doesn´t necessarily reflect my own personal viewpoints.

#objectification #feminism #sexuality

[chelseabirkby]

This is great! I also did a video essay objectification recently, although mine is sort of a stand-up video essay.

[erinbyrd]

Nussbaum is right on the money when it comes to sexual interactions. There are men who choose to be objectified by women in the bedroom, or who are designed to be the receiver of a sexual experience and they are compatible with women who are designed to enjoy giving a sexual experience to such a man. Sex is a biological function. The problem is that most women don’t know how to enjoy it because the male gaze is so prevalent that many of us have to take on an imaginary male ego in order to endure it in some instances. There are social sanctions for feminine lust whereas for men it’s a complete free for all.

[JamHorowitz]

Great to see the progression of thought on objectification organized. Love these videos, can't get enough

[concernedcitizen]

This Video is really well done, thumbs up

[blackheart]

Something that has been bugging me for a few weeks now... Is it wrong to admire someone's (its a celebrity) physical and mental traits without their consent? Just appreciating their beauty and talent. Does admiring their beauty come under objectification? Is it right to make fan edits without their consent?
*excuse my English*

[adminstitut]

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[purplepanda]

I really appreciate this video and the topics related. very well done.

[vals]

Hey ! Great video, but you said you'll provide link for nussbaum's objectification essay in description but it isn't there, it would be great if you could provide it

[CasualPhilosophy]

I should read that Nussbaum paper... it seems pretty intuitive to me that some forms of objectification are fine. If there's an emergency, and I say to someone "hey you! Call 911!" - I'm using them instrumentally AND not taking into acount their will, agency or desires...but it also seems acceptable.

[florencekwok]

really sorry....but can you stop saying c_nt :(