Women are portrayed as desexualized personae and seen through a sadomasochistic veil. |
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Even Shiva, a god profoundly connected with sexuality and the phallus, is desexualized in a most bizarre way. |
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She argues for the ascent of a heterosexual heroine who wields socio-sexual power without becoming a desexualized or asexualized creature. |
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Unlike John Henry, Uncle Remus was an old, docile, and desexualized African American man who told stories to children. |
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For most of us, hiring someone is essentially a romantic process, in which the job interview functions as a desexualized version of a date. |
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It is the male gaze — the way men look at women — that needs to be desexualized, not women in public. |
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Dancers, shaking and thrusting their hips or writhing on the floor, performed sexualized movement with a desexualized purposefulness. |
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Much of early Australian cinema portrays women as pretty accompaniments who are fought over, rescued, or who are alternatively tough and desexualized. |
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On the one hand, they idealized, dominated, and desexualized the women they cared for. |
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