Body, violence and sexualisation in the modern visual culture

In this paper that consists essentially of contemporary academic disciplines such as media, visual culture and sociology, it is dealt with modern tendencies of sexualisation in the context of body and violence both as a common question in everyday life, and as a characteristic of the contemporary society we all live in. The issue can also be seen as one of the most representative or reflective indications of modern culture. In here, it is claimed that not only economy, politics, education, ideology, equality, legislation and religion, but also the earlysexualisation of the present-day society are associated with gender-based violence, consumerism and communication. This association carry undoubtedly considerable and complicated notion in terms of making analysis through reductive interpretations and approaches. Therefore, in this literature survey-based theoretical article, this perspective is embodied and categorised as psychological/mental, conceptual/ontological, sexual/physical, cultural, occupational and educational contexts. These subtopics that constitute the frame of the study are both cause and effect of the spiral of violence and consumerism that is fictionalised around the modernday culture.