This becomes Barcan’s thesis: All public toilets are dirty simply because that’s where we come in contact with each other. These dirty toilet theories may seem bizarre, but experiences like this occur every day. Based off our senses, we judge the people we meet in the bathroom and determine their values. Because society likes to hide the fact that we use the bathroom, it is nearly impossible not to judge others as they use toilets. If I truly want to comprehend Barcan’s thesis, I must visit a toilet myself.
After the bath had finished filling I would then proceed to collect the service user from the lounge/ bedroom and assist them with their bathing needs. While assisting with their bathing needs I would apply PPE (gloves, apron) and allow them time to have a nice soak in the bath. When they are ready to get out the bath I would place appropriate non slip mat on the floor and assist the service user to exit the bath. I would help the service user to dry and dress if they require this and then would proceed to return the service user to their lounge/ bedroom before returning to the bathroom and begin the process of cleaning the bathroom ready for the next service user to use. In order to clean this I would collect cleaning equipment from the cleaner’s cupboard and spray the bath with appropriate cleaning agents and using a clean cloth and after cleaning the bath I would rinse this thoroughly with hot water to remove any residue from the bath.
We establish the level and type of support she needs for personal care by talking. I ask her what part of the shower she can do on her own(wash her hands, face, under her arms, groins) and what part needs my support (back, feet). 1.3 agree with the individual how privacy will be maintained during personal care; 1.3 You should always Manteno and give privacy to Individuals. There are flu example billow. When you giving them personal care you should always close the door.
Women may not be treated differently to men, but all women in the play are represented as evil. Shakespeare portrays the women of “Macbeth” in a way to make the audience believe they are not equal to men, and that they are all bad. The witches and Lady Macbeth are re-occurring characters in the play that represent sexism used by Shakespeare. Psychoanalytically analysing Shakespeare’s writing in “Macbeth” leads us to his thoughts, which make us believe Shakespeare was sexist. The witches, who throughout “Macbeth” make prophecies to “help” Macbeth himself, are particular female roles represented as evil.
Erdem Alagöz Research Techniques 29 May 2009 Adam Knows Too Much, Eve Knows That Adam Knew Too Much Tania Modleski considers Hitchcock’s films as the center of the appearance of feminist film theory and of the usage of feminist film criticism in her book The Women Who Knew Too Much: Hitchcock and Feminist Theory. She also addresses Laura Mulvey’s essay “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema” as the leading source of psychoanalytic feminist film Alagöz 2 Rear Window shows the importance of the roles of men and women. Jeff is afraid of being in a deep relationship with Lisa because of her being excellent and “too feminine.” He sees her as a threat to his manly profession and can’t accept both as a whole. It looks as if Jeff and Lisa will give an end to their relationship for the long part of the film; however Lisa is determined to endure for it. Jeff’s approach to Lisa completely changes only after she starts to be more reckless, brave, and masculine.
In the original film (Hitchcock) the old dark and colorless film, the creep music provide the viewers an idea that something wicked is about to happen. Therefore again both directors did provide enough action to carry over to each scene. In the remake the casting was truly wrong; For instance the infamous character Norman Bates, the psychopathic motel owner was played by fast talking, macho man Vince Vaughn. In the remake the Norman appears to be more of a sexual predator, whom would actually please himself as he watch Marion through a peephole in the shower scene; which gives the audience a different point of view about this film and van sant character Norman. However in the original version Anthony Perkins plays Norman Bates, who truly fit the character with calmer attitude, and good boy looks as Norman.
- Speaks to Macbeth and tries to manipulate him into acting a certain way- Goes back to being the strong one and even says she will kill herself| “come thick night and pall thee in the dunnest smoke of hell.”“Bear welcome in your eye……be the serpent under’t”“Give me the daggers: the sleeping and the deadAre but as pictures: 'tis the eye of childhood.”| Speech| She wants Macbeth to kill. She is ambitious and determined.-She has a whatever attitude and wants to kill Duncan | “Hie thee hither, that I may pour my spirts into thine ear.”“A little water clears us of this deed:How easy is it then!.”| Thoughts| | | Interactions| Lady Macbeth is more determined and devoted to this murder than Macbeth is| “And live a coward in thine own esteem”| Macbeth |Observations|Text Support| Looks| | | Actions| -Macbeth goes back to being the weak one| “I'll go no more:I am afraid to think what I have done;Look on't again I dare not.”| Speech|-He is still struggling with the fact he has to murder Duncan saying the blood can not be washed from their hands| “Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this bloodClean from my hand? No.”| Thoughts| -Thinks that the crime he is about to commit to become king will come back unto him-a dagger appears and he thinks it’s a figment of his imagination| “To plague the inventor: this even-handed justiceCommends the ingredients of our poison'd chaliceTo our own lips.”“false creation/proceeding from the heat oppressed brain”-the| Interactions| -the way he speaks to lady Macbeth shows
The manner how such kind of partiality was committed against women was vividly portrayed in the movie when it presented and emphasized the destructive psychological implications of the said typecasting of women in Advertising . While the movie was made in such a way that it showed comedy and cleverness , the slideshow production is to be noted for its daring and comprehensive effort to make the public realize the repulsive or disgusting representation of women in Advertising . The film used specific examples such as women being labeled as nothing but sex objects where their abnormally skinny bodies and manipulated camera-perfect appearances were obviously revealed in a humiliating manner . The women being subjected to Advertising stereotyping was also made clear by the film when the slide presentation stressed that the said harmful advertising reflections of women definitely destroyed the overall nature of women particularly when they wrongly determined the mainstream outlooks and actions towards
Living in Greenwich Village, she was a founding member of a radical feminist group. When Glaspell married George Cook, she was thrust into the gender roles. He was often hard to live with because of his excessive drinking and many affairs. It could be that Glaspell projected her anger over into her characters. The specific idea for “Trifles” came from a murder trial Glaspell was assigned to cover as a newspaper reporter.
The narrator of the poem appears to be a woman, a fact which is made clear in lines 19-20, in which she will carry her poison. In ‘the Laboratory’ Browning has used an anapaestic tetrameter and is coupled with feminine rhyme. This gives the lines of poetry an upbeat, fast-paced rhythm that conveys the woman’s excitement at the idea of poisoning her victim. Browning has created a character that could be considered as totally ruthless and eaten up by jealousy, determined to carry out an act of revenge that will prove fatal to another woman. The opening stanza tells us the speaker is in the laboratory and is putting on a ‘glass mask’.