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    BUSA 3270 Professor Marni Brown October 10‚ 2007 Laura Janick Sex Offender Restrictions: Rules They Live Must Follow The Georgia sex offenders laws are unfair and distorted in that they treat all sex offenders equally without considering the sex crime. This problem needs to be addressed because people who are not violent offenders are being treated as such by Georgia laws and Bills such as House Bill 1059. For example‚ I have a good friend on the Georgia sex offender list. He is on the

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    (176). Society has used several methods to treat sex offenders. First‚ they used sex offender treatment programs (SOTP). Over the years‚ studies have shown that SOTP was ineffective. A second method used included surgical sterilization and castration. During the early 1900’s this was the preferred method of treatment because society didn’t want a sexual offender to reproduce. However‚ research has found physical changes to the body do not change sexual drive (178). The third method used includes

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    The Phallocentrism in ‘If on a Winter’s Night a Traveller’ and the Feminism in ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ All literary texts‚ according to Bennett and Royle (153-154)‚ can be thought about in terms of how they represent gender difference and how far they may be said to reinforce or question gender stereotypes and sometimes provoke us to think about the very idea of gender opposition. On top of the essential anatomical or biological difference between the male and female‚ various kinds of gender-stereotypes

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    and sleeps with his mother. In young males‚ the conflict arises because the boy develops a desire for his mother. The child then fears that if his father finds out‚ he will lose what he loves most‚ his penis. This in turn develops the fear of castration (McLeod‚ 2008). Freud believed that this attachment and resentment were present in most familial relationships. Sigmund Freud determined that these feelings were unconscious and developed in the phallic stage (Dolloff‚ 2006). In The Ego and the

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    development‚ a child may retain his or her sexual fixation on the parent of the opposite sex. Also‚ he is jealous of his father and tends to compete for maternal attention. Freud determined that in order to resolve this complex‚ it would lead to castration

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    Helene Cixious’ The Laugh of the Medusa explores the relationship between gender and writing. Her article presents two aims: to break up and destroy‚ and to foresee the unforeseeable and project. Cixious wants to destroy the historical writing structure that has been led by males to repress women and keep them in the dark. "As soon as they (women) begin to speak‚ at the same time as they’re taught their name‚ they can be taught that their territory is black"(pg.575). Cixious’ use of the terms dark

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    ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST Ken Kesey’s novel One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest takes place in a mental hospital. The main character‚ or protagonist is Randle P. McMurphy‚ a convicted criminal and gambler who feigns insanity to get out of a prisoners work ranch. The antagonist is Nurse Ratched also referred to as The Big Nurse . She is in charge of running the mental ward. The novel is narrated by a patient of the hospital‚ an American Indian named Chief Bromden. Chief Bromden has been a patient

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    Hassibullah Roshan November 2013 In the three following essays: Douglas Hofstadter’s “I Am a Strange Loop”‚ Sigmund Freud’s “The Uncanny”‚ and Allan McCollum’s “Matt Mullican’s World”‚ the conscious and the unconscious have been explicated through the scientific and artistic exploration of concepts‚ such as pattern‚ repression‚ repetition compulsion‚ the double‚ and uncanniness. In “I Am a Strange Loop”‚ Douglas Hofstadter explores the basis for understanding factors that constitute “I”‚ the

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    If the horse is to be standing during the castration‚ the horse has to be in good health with both testicles descended‚ and the patient must be big enough for the doctor to be able to lean under the horses abdomen to remove the testicles. So this can not be done on miniature horses. The patient also

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    a severe insomnia whose alter ego‚ Tyler Durden‚ creates a destructive cult based around a fight club. Throughout the book‚ there are many hidden themes‚ one which is emasculation. In Fight Club‚ the men of that generation are being emasculated. Castration is the biggest sense of emasculation to exist due to the lack of testosterone. The protagonist goes to a testicular cancer support group to relieve his stress from everyday life. The idea alone of a testicular cancer support group shouts pure‚ raw

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