Sexualization of Women in music and advertisement in Nigeria - Jemisenia, John
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This is a combination of two empirical studies about sexual and gender stereotyping in advertisement: a content analysis of selected T.V commercials in Nigeria and Objectification of women and "sexual largess" themes in the Nigerian Hip-hop music industry. These author content analysed several music videos and T.V commercials in which women's depictions were interpreted in several ways using the gender role theory and the feminist perspective. The hidden meanings of these depictions and its implications for gender equality were discussed.

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Produktbeschreibung
This is a combination of two empirical studies about sexual and gender stereotyping in advertisement: a content analysis of selected T.V commercials in Nigeria and Objectification of women and "sexual largess" themes in the Nigerian Hip-hop music industry. These author content analysed several music videos and T.V commercials in which women's depictions were interpreted in several ways using the gender role theory and the feminist perspective. The hidden meanings of these depictions and its implications for gender equality were discussed.
Autorenporträt
The author holds a MSC in Medical Sociology and Anthropology from the University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria. His research interests cover areas such as: Gender and sexuality, Gender issues in health and illness and Epidemiological transition and health disparities.