maintaining intimacy. (20 pts) Our family environment is a barrier to developing intimacy. Through our families we learn how to communicate verbally and emotionally in different ways. We also learn about emotional expression and just how much and what kind to use. Also‚ through families they might be too emotionally close and not emotionally close at all. There needs to be a middle ground for this. Past families and past experiences also create a barrier to developing intimacy. Our
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was informed by areas of knowledge such as History‚ Natural Sciences‚ Ethics and Politics all of which are essential in the formation of a modern day epistemology of an individual’s identity and hence‚ their positioning in a largely dichotomous‚ gendered society. However‚ this epistemology is deeply rooted in power structures: whose voice is society conditioned to recognize as authoritative and reliable ? One position could be to give the individual the sole authority to defining the “truth” of
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same time are threats to Hoccleve and the Lancastrian body politic’s masculinity. Moreover‚ and perhaps most surprising‚ queering the poem can show us that Hoccleve’s gendered frame proves more self-referential and recursive than he would have us believe. What we may initially read the poet as a reducing orthodoxy/heterodoxy to a gendered binary becomes more interesting and problematic when we look at Hoccleve’s own gender performance at poet. Hoccleve’s hectoring‚ nagging‚ fretful‚ repetitious concerns
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The Merry Wives of Windsor: Domestic Setting as Enabling and Restricting for Female Gender Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor‚ written sometime between 1597 and 1598‚ takes place in predominately domestic settings‚ namely Page’s house‚ the Garter Inn‚ and Ford’s house. These domestic settings allow for an intimate look into the lives and gender relations of the English middle-class characters. This paper will pay particular attention to Act 4 Scene 2‚ which takes place in Ford’s household
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to work through the unresolved issues by addressing the emotions that are taking place when the problems arise during intimacy and also area of unforgiveness for what has happened to them (Penner & Penner‚ 2016). Penner & Penner (2016) stated in the lecture that after they work through the unresolved issues they go on to helping the couple establish new patterns for their intimacy but I think it is very important at this stage of counseling to validate their feelings and encourage
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she suggested that there was more than one reason behind why people desired to avoid others (Miller‚ 2015). Secure avoidance of intimacy is low and Anxiety about abandonment is low. Preoccupied avoidance of intimacy is low and Anxiety about abandonment is high. Fearful avoidance of intimacy is high and Anxiety about abandonment is high. Dismissive avoidance of intimacy is high and Anxiety about abandonment is low. In the past‚ Tender
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The identity and voice of the central figure within a poem influences the readers view of the world. The symbolic depiction of societal roles from the point of view of a central characters experience articulates social and cultural traditions‚ allowing the poet to endorse or critique the naturalized values of his or her culture. In her two sonnets‚ In the Park‚ and Suburban Sonnet: Boxing Day‚ the Australian poet Gwen Harwood uses the generic conventions of poetry to construct a central persona who
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important interrelated aspect of gender (McLennan‚ Manus & Spoonley‚ 2010). Candice West and Don H. Zimmerman’s (1987) concept of “doing” gender is the idea that gender is imbedded in everyday interaction‚ where individuals are socialised to perform gendered tasks. Likewise‚ the concept of “doing” sexuality argues that individuals are always doing sexuality‚ because people will be perceived as either heterosexual or homosexual in any given interaction (West & Zimmerman‚ 1987). “Doing” gender reproduces
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consumers’ responses often differ on the basis of gender. Sales personnel learn that alternative methods may be required when a potential customer is male rather than female‚ for example: the use of colour in promotion‚ advertising and packaging sends gendered messages‚ perhaps the most obvious of which is the association of bright‚ bold colours with toys for boys and pastels and purples with toys for girls. Male vs Female The study of differences and similarities between women and men is compelling
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other in order to achieve their ultimate end. BIG IDEA: Basic Features of a Person 1. A person is a self‚ an “I” who possesses an intimacy or inner world. 2. A person tends to and actually manifests his intimacy. 3. A person is free to manifest his intimacy. 4. A person has the capacity to give. 5. A person has the capacity to dialogue with another intimacy (i.e.‚ “someone”). 6. A person can “have.” 7. A person is in time and space. 8. A person has religiosity. PRETERNATURAL GIFTS 1.
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