Jacques lacan Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

What does critic Elaine Showalter state about Hamlet's relationship with femininity? - ANSWER-- Hamlet's disgust at women is out of his own "disgust at the feminine passivity in himself" What ideas and themes does Elaine Showalter's quote (Hamlet's disgust at women is out of his own "disgust at the feminine passivity in himself") link to? Is it valid? - ANSWER-- "Frailty thy name is woman" - Beard "plucked" off - Renaissance Humanism and the new man, slight shift away from toxi...

FINAL ENGLISH 1c (STUDY YO ASS OFF) questions and answers Vertigo Plot Overview While pursuing a criminal across the rooftops of San Francisco, detective Scottie Ferguson slips and finds himself dangling from the gutter of a tall building. A colleague falls to his death in an attempt to rescue Scottie as he looks on in horror. In the apartment of his ex-fiancée, Scottie and Midge discuss his career plans in light of his newly discovered acrophobia, which has prompted him to quit the police f...

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Summaries of articles in 'The Norton Anthology of Theory and Criticism', as well as chapters from 'Beginning Theory: An Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theory' by P. Barry. Discusses: Narratology, which includes: 'Aristotle Poetics', 'De Saussure Nature of the Linguistic Sign', 'Wimsatt and Beardsley The Intentional Fallacy', 'Barry Ch. 2 Structuralism' & 'Barry Ch. 12 Narratology'. Postmodernism, which includes: 'Paul de Man Semiology and Rhetoric', 'Lyotard Defining the Postmodern', ...

This is a summary of: Freud, from The Interpretation of Dreams, “The Oedipus Complex”, Roland Barthes, ‘The Death of the Author', Michel Foucault, 'What is an Author', Seminar Notes, Gilbert & Gubar, ‘from The Madwoman in the Attic, “The Anxiety of Authorship” (two summaries & a tl;dr of the two summaries. I really liked this article), Jacques Lacan, 'From the Agency of the Letter in the Unconscious' and an unfinished summary of Slavoj Žižek, 'Courtly Love, or, Woman As Thing...