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    Granada‚ Danko E. 11046309 GREATWK EA2 Dr. Max Felicilda; Dr. Ernesto Villacorta; Dr. Francisco Guevara Retracing Steps Synthesis Paper for Great Works To begin this essay‚ I first would like to discuss the problem I am to tackle with my synthesis of the three disciplines enlighteningly lectured to me during the course of GREATWK. Growing up as a child‚ ignorant was I of the great events that would and had occurred in the country of my birth‚ the Philippines. Little did I know of the problems

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    ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ is a film directed by Michel Gondry and scripted by Charlie Kaufman in 2004. It captivatingly illustrates the interesting relationship of Clementine Kruczynski and Joel Barish. They both undertake a seemingly ordinary technology of their time which is a memory erasure procedure. Performed at Lacuna Inc. run by Dr. Mierzwiak‚ they both intended to eradicate their painful memories of each other indefinitely. After studying this film‚ I have come to believe that

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    Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind incorporates many stylistic strategies to convey the central message over to its audience. The science fiction aspect of the movie‚ which was being able to erase someone from a person’s memory‚ incorporated with the dramatic aspect‚ made the film make more sense in regards to time. I was very confused after watching this movie for the first time‚ but after the second time‚ many revelations came forth and I saw what certain things really meant‚ why some things

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    In‚ Life That Does Not Deserve to Live‚ Giorgio Agamben aims to expand on Michel Foucault’s concepts of ‘biopower’ and ‘biopolitics’‚ to express the way in which the state has power over society in the way that ‘bare life’ is produced. He uses the Latin term homo sacer – literally translated to ‘sacred man’ – to describe a life which can be “eliminated without punishment” ‚ one that possesses no value to the state and therefore can be terminated without the act being considered a crime. Examples

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    to describe or define a single real word must be corrupted by the proclivities of the person attempting the definition. If this is the case‚ then it is possible that reality can be affected by our memories. We see this in a very physical sense in Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman’s film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Yet we also see it in much more subtle ways all around us. For the purpose of considering this relationship‚ let’s suggest reality is subjective‚ and that the affects of memories

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    Elsy Alfaro Mrs. Brayer Ap English Literature 5 October 2012 The Overachievers‚ Non-fiction Alexandra Robbins‚ 2006 Brief Summary and Arrangement: This non-fiction novel is categorized into seventeen clear straightforward parts: chapters one through seventeen. Chapter 1: In the first chapter Robbins introduces the students she followed along with the overachiever culture that has rearranged high schools only purpose into getting students into the most prestigious Colleges and Universities

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    Road to a Discipline Society You will never really be seen as “free” in this world. Especially with the amazing technology we have today. It’s getting extremely superior obviously day by day. It is hard to do anything without being watched by the government. Some people feel more secured while others want nothing to do with the government being “on top of you.” The government does this for a reason‚ to have all the people in line and not have anyone doing the immoral things. Foucault explains

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    Huckleberry Finn and Renée Michel are both the protagonists in the compared novels. The authors’ way of developing a character’s point of view and revealing their true identity was put out the same way in each book. For instance‚ Huck was read as a young adventurous boy in the beginning but has then changed into a wise and moraled young man through his experiences during his journey toward freedom. He did not venture alone but with the company of Jim‚ a runaway slave. Huck and Jim have been through

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    Foucault - Power/Knowledge

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    Laura Desfor Edles. 2007. Classical and contemporary sociological theory: text and readings. Pine Forge Press: 641-665. Calhoun‚ Craig J.‚ Joseph Gerteis and James Moody. 2007. Contemporary sociological theory. Wiley-Blackwell: 209-216. Foucault‚ Michel. 1995. Discipline & punish. Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group.   Waters‚ Malcolm. 1994. Modern sociological theory. SAGE: 217-233. Wetherell‚ Margaret‚ Stephanie Taylor‚ Simeon Yates. 2001. Discourse theory and practice: a reader. SAGE.

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    Michel Foucault once said “ Where there is power ‚ there is resistance.” Foucault’s def-inition of power transcends what we often resonate it with in regards to status or politi-cal standing with in a community. He refers to it as something that is not socially con-structed but rather something more elusive. The way that Foucault defines power em-bodies exactly what unfolded within the African Diaspora so that there could be a tri-umphant resistance. The resistance to slavery was global and persistent

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