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    Modernity & Reason modernity What exactly is modernity? Most classical social theorists found themselves engaged in attempts to analyze and critique modern society. But nowhere is such analysis more clear than in the work of Durkheim‚ Marx‚ Weber and Simmel. Indeed‚ through their writings‚ whilst all of them displayed a remarkable awareness of the advantages of modernity‚ what distinguished them from their peers was their critique of the problems posed by modern society. However‚ whereas both

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    Stereotypes In Video Games

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    Gender Stereotypes in Video games Characters with disproportionate bodies. Characters submissive characteristics and storylines. Video games have come under criticism for the recent use of female characters. Whether it be how the characters look‚ or even behave within the story compared to their male counterparts. Yet‚ these criticisms and possible sexism have gone somewhat unnoticed by the community. It is important to understand how these sorts of stereotypes have any impacts on the consumer and

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    Male Gaze

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    females to being the object of the male gaze and heterosexual males to controlling the gaze‚ stating‚ “According to the principles of the ruling ideology and the psychical structures that back it up‚ the male figure cannot bear the burden of sexual objectification” (Mulvey 838). By assigning heterosexual men and women to these specific roles in the dynamic of the gaze‚ Mulvey does not take into consideration the experiences of homosexual men. When analyzing a text through a psychoanalytic lens‚ most researchers

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    The Awakening Women

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    Following the Civil War‚ a reconstruction era began‚ devoted to gain equal rights for African Americans. Multiple amendments were ratified to give African American unheard of rights in the United States‚ such as citizenship and voting power. However‚ while the great advancement of African American rights occurred‚ women were left behind‚ powerless and with no real purpose. Author Kate Chopin moved from the Saint Louis‚ where she lived a simple life with her many children‚ to the south‚ transferring

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    Latifah’s powerful voice and lyrics spoke out against domestic violence and the objectification of Black female sexuality. Not only did this bring attention to Latifah because she was one of the first female rappers it also considered her a feminist emcee fighting against misogyny in the music industry. She broke her song up into three different

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    Reading Journal: (Entry 4) 13/12/17‚ ‘Villette’ In the novel‚ ‘Villette’‚ Lucy Snowe‚ is a unique character who narrates her life as a young destitute woman. Her narration follows the conventions of a female narrative of domestic love although the story breaks away from those conventions. Lucy sometimes talks of herself as a third person‚ and makes it clear in the novel that she is not participant in some points of the plot. She only claims to be the "Lucy Snowe" that she wants us to see. The narration

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    Lens Of Care Experience

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    Understanding the experience of the patient through the lens of care Introduction Drawing on my own ethnographic findings‚ and further enriched with that of others in a hospital context‚ this essay will deconstruct a patient’s experience of care in an intensive care unit (ICU) and place different aspects of it within a broader theoretical framework of care. Primarily‚ I will discuss how and why a patient in an ICU experiences feelings of de-humanisation. This discussion will elucidate the changes

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    Student Name Professor Ikegami Japanese 425 23 February 2011 Bridging the Time Gap: An Analysis of the Commonalities and Divergences between Heian-era Japanese and Modern Western Aesthetics. The dichotomy of Eastern and Western in terms of global geography is something that has been examined on many levels‚ as the culture of the two hemispheres contrast in a very blatant manner. Ideology about social interactions to the value of education‚ food‚ music‚ art‚ religion‚ etc. all play a key

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    As a result of the immense sexual objectification of women in sports in modern times‚ ’’Playing the Field:Sports and sex in America”’ examines the evolution of women’s sports from a time when sweating was taboo‚ as was wearing shorts‚ to temporarily‚ when the muscular physiques of Venus and Serena Williams reflect new paradigms of beauty. Ironically‚ when many women first began to play sports‚ they were shunned and covered up‚ unable to play in venues with men in attendance because it would be unladylike

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    16th Century England

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    cultural subordination of women in 16th century England is demonstrated in the relevant documents and ancillary materials provided for this assignment. A tacit agreement on the inferiority of the female gender in this time heavily contributed to the objectification and abuse of women. Elizabeth I stood as an exception to the social norms of her time‚ ruling as a single female. Elizabeth’s thoughts on her rule walk a fine line between the legitimization of these archaic beliefs and an outright denunciation

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