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    historical documents‚ we have little knowledge of what women thought about the world. The absence of their voices may have assisted in leading to the one-sided argument‚ which helped form the one-sided power structure between males and females. Michael Foucault supposes it was in the late 17th century that that the beginnings of dichotomised views of the sexes were implemented. During the plague‚ reorganisation of cities into of sick and healthy‚ able and disabled‚ moral and nonmoral‚ was mandated to protect

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    Hare-brained Analysis No man is an island‚ entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent‚ a part of the main…  -John Donne‚ Meditation 17 In 1950 Warner Brothers released the Looney Tune short Rabbit of Saville. Chuck Jones‚ one of the more pioneering formulators of Bugs Bunny’s persona‚ directs this parody of Rossini’s The Barber of Seville. Rabbit of Saville is notable for its overlay of “high” and “low” culture‚ wherein the usual tropes of a Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd routine are

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    Philosophy Final Paper Does Mulan overthrow oppressive gender norms? In 1990‚ a novel was written by philosopher Judith Butler titled Gender Trouble. The importance of this novel was evident as it was a very controversial yet interesting analysis of the way we humans look at the topic of gender and sex. She explains throughout the book that our "gender norms" have been created by our ancestors and society. To many‚ crossing this boundary set by society is very deviant. Eight years after Gender

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    The topic of Leela Alcorn was a very interesting topic to say the least. By engaging in the suicide of a transgender youth‚ the usage of Judith Butler seems the most appropriate at the time. I was intended to use Bataiile in as a theory analyst‚ however seeing that in her essay Gender and Insurbornation she argue the idea of gender categories‚ I felt it was most appropriate to use Gender Identity and Categories in order to analyze Leela Alcorn’s suicide. Throughout the semester‚ I looked up Leela

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    Oneself‚” Judith Butler explores how violence is considered criminal only if the body upon which the violence is inflicted is considered human. Franz Kafka’s portrayal of violence inflicted upon a dehumanized body in “The Metamorphosis” expands upon this idea. Butler and Kafka each have different interpretations of the qualities that define a human body. However‚ they also share some similarities. Together‚ the similarities and differences between the two ideas of humanity [do this]… Judith Butler claims

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    The effects that cosplay has on Women in the convention scene Cosplay has had a profound effect on women’s lives in the convention scene as cosplayers can be objectified by the costumes they wear‚ they can be seen as oversexualized as an object of desire rather than as a person. Cosplay can be empowering giving the wearier a feeling of independence‚ power. Cosplay gives you the freedom to be whoever you want to be. Cosplay allows you to create your own identity. Some People have an unreasonable

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    of a norm‚ one whose complex historicity is inassociable from relations of discipline‚ regulation‚ punishment” (1993‚ Butler‚ 232) Butlers theory addresses the problem of society controlling women in regard to how they perceive gender. Butler explores how women are taught to value the "regulatory schemas” “ which produce and vanquish bodies that matter" (1993‚ 14). Butler explores the way women undergo conditioning within society in search of a futile everchanging perfection. This essay

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    Ethno–Racial Identity Configurations in American Narratives. Cross–Cultural Encounters Instructor: Dana Mihăilescu (dmihailes@yahoo.com) This course investigates different stances of ethno-racial identity configurations and cross-cultural encounters in American literature throughout time‚ focusing on the relations between collective and individual memory and trauma‚ mainstream and minority tensions‚ as well as ethno-racial and ethical dilemmas. The course looks at identity as a contextually based-fluid

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    Critically assess Judith Butler’s notion that gender is not a primary category‚ but an attribute‚ a set of secondary narrative effects. Your answer should make reference to Sally Potter’s film Orlando. Though Judith Butler asserts that gender is not of any importance‚ her writings on this notion‚ understandably‚ must put a lot of emphasis on the subject of sex. How else could she prove her theory‚ if not through a discussion of the unimportance of gender? In any case‚ her hypothesis is one that

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    three main characters‚ Jonathon Harker‚ Mina Murray‚ and Dracula‚ the novel can be seen to engage and demonstrate a number of different gender constraints. These gender conflicts and constraints can be seen in the theories of theorists such as Judith Butler‚ Carl Jung and Chrys Ingraham. Each of Stoker’s characters fall into different aspects of theories of gender constraints‚ and based on their interactions‚ Dracula as a novel engages these matters and simultaneously destabilizes and affirms them

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