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    The Naked Citadel

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    Shelby Gruber Bitz Writ 101 2 November 2012 Shadow of Oppression As human beings‚ the need for power is as strong as a need for love or belonging. In The Naked Citadel by Susan Faludi the students grab this power from women or even other students. They are stripped down to nothing and the only way they see to regain this power is through dominating the opposite gender and even violently taking control of their own gender. Through Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi the male government and

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    The Naked Citadel

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    Established in 1842 as a public military college‚ the Citadel was a college filled with many traditions and full of pride that seemed to discriminate against female applicants. However‚ the Citadel’s way of accepting and admitting students can be easily challenged and argued. In Susan Faludi’s essay‚ “The Naked Citadel”‚ Malcolm Gladwell’s essay‚ “The Power of Context”‚ and Tim O’Brien’s essay‚ “How to Tell a True War Story”‚ the authors came to the same conclusion that the actions of the individual

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    The Naked Citadel Analysis

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    Adaptation’s Versatile Influence on Perception When one adapts to a new environment or lifestyle‚ one gains a new perspective‚ thus leaving the old one behind. In Susan Faludi’s text‚ “The Naked Citadel‚” soldiers willingly adapting to a sexist and violent way of living. These soldiers are trained to act and think a certain way‚ as a result leaving their old perspective behind. The idea that adaptation leads to a loss of perspective‚ can be related to Oliver Sack’s text‚ “The Mind’s Eye”‚ when he

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    more. All of which are the characteristics of the boys who attended The Citadel in hopes of leaving the school as men. Susan Faludi‚ author of The Naked Citadel‚ writes about the problems within the prestigious school‚ the major problem‚ being sexism. The Citadel’s problem can be almost clearly supported by Malcom Gladwell’s Power of Context argument from his book the Tipping Point. The militaristic environment at the Citadel changes each cadet’s character into an extreme emotionally

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    educations provide further interests and purposes for students to learn more knowledge and information that traditional educational institutions do not approach and access. Furthermore‚ Susan Faludi‚ author of "The Naked Citadel‚" discusses how the institution in a military college‚ The Citadel‚ regulates every male student to develop mutual understandings and perceptions that can hardly avoid and ignore. The system inside the school distinct the concept of wants and needs dynamically with the preventions

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    categories upon us. Selections from Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi and the article “The Naked Citadel” by Susan Faludi are two pieces of work that help to demonstrate how outside factors attempt to enforce identity categories upon people. Conforming to and resisting identity categories help an individual to gain an identity

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    "whole man" as talked about in Susan Faludi’s essay "Naked Citadel" is undermined by the "whole-body seers" as well as the power of imagination as mentioned in Oliver Sacks essay. The "whole man" refers to the stripping of the individuality of young boys in order to turn them into men through monstrous ways while devoting their lives to the Citadel. However‚ Faludi’s own belief is something way different than the Citadel’s. Faludi ridicules the Citadel throughout her essay‚ mocking its effect as that

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    The Citadel is a place that prides its self on tradition and the introduction of a woman into The Citadel created a fear for the loss of that tradition and as result a loss of identity. As Faludi was talking to cadets about the introduction of a woman into The Citadel she states‚ “But among the reasons most frequently heard for repelling Faulkner at the gate is this: “She would be destroying a long and proud tradition” (79). Here we can see that they “respell” her because they are afraid of losing

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    Naked evening

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    off and we didn’t know it! When we were underwater I could see my brother’s 6 inch dick and he saw my 4.5 inch dick but we never told each other that so I knew my brother was naked but he didn’t know he was naked and my brother knew I was naked but I didn’t know I was naked. The we got out of the pool and we saw each other naked and we thought we heard someone coming so we quickly jumped in the pool again but it was only our dog. The we saw our bathing suits and we quickly swam for them. My brother

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    Naked Economics

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    writes‚ "Life is about trade-offs‚ and so is economics." Indeed‚ so is Naked Economics. This book promises to be a good introduction to economics for the layman. Throughout the book‚ the author uses easy-to-understand language and vivid examples to illustrate his points in strategic places maintaining a sense of lightness with the readers in reading the material. Here is a summary of each of the 12 Chapters of the book Naked Economics: Undressing the Dismal Science by Charles Wheelan. CHAPTER

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