" objectification may involve may involve the creation of a scene (such as in an act or media presentation) in which an individual objectifies themselves while looking away from the viewer (even showing some acceptance of or internal influence by objectification) - which may be used to create the impression that the individual does not care for the viewer, confirming the illusion that the individual has no subjective significance "
- philosophy of the body 
Philosophy of the Body
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Richard Bruce Baxter (richardbrucebaxter@subjectify.org)
" tolerance of objectification makes others know what it feels like to be objectified "
- philosophy of the body
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