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liberate. Far from being something natural that was repressed, Foucault suggests, ‘sex’ is a complex idea produced by a range of social practices, investigations, talk, and writing – ‘discourses’ or ‘discursive practices’ for short – that come together in the nineteenth century. All the sorts of talk – by doctors, clergy, novelists, psychologists, moralists, social workers, politicians – that we link with the idea of the repression of sexuality were in fact ways of bringing into being the thing we call

seeking illegal entry into the United States and damage the environment. 10 • U N IT 1 3. Oral account & Productions possibles : The people arriving on the boat are called Pilgrims. They originally came from England but fled the country after being persecuted for their religious beliefs. They wanted to live somewhere where they could be free to practice whatever religion they chose. On the trip across the Atlantic Ocean, one of the leaders, John Winthrop, compared the society they would build

eyes.21 Buiiuel repeatedly shows those eyes engagedin voyeuristic activities, looking in on Conchitathrough glass windows, through gates, over transoms, and in shop windows. Because Conchadoes not allow the protagonistto possess her, he is reducedto being an impotent gaze, as much a "tourist" as the men who watch her dancing naked. Both Mathieuand his bourgeois audience experience Concha vicariously and incompletely. Because Mathieu must remain at a distance from the object of his desire, his gaze scans

hedonists who benefit by a certain liberty in their district, Greenwich Village in NY and North Beach in San Francisco. But with the censorship pressure, the Vietnam War threats, the growth of racial violence, they become aware of the necessity of being engaged. The Beats had a large influence on music, and particularly, on rock and roll including major figures such as the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Jim Morrison.The image of the rebellious rock star is in many ways analogous to the Beat images such

was a long gate that led to the boats that took people off the island, across New York Harbor*, to the city. Every day, we boys would walk to the gate and look out over the water. We wanted to see America. It Séquence 1-AN01 31 was like being in jail. We felt sad and wondered if we would ever get through the gate and onto a boat for that final journey to our new country, the United States. My cold went away, and soon the officials told me that my father and uncle were coming to get me

performance measurement systems. The current quest therefore is to resume the critical approach to research in this area, taking ‘ critical’ to be wider than, but including, critical theory; ‘ critical’in the sense used by Spaull (1997) to mean: ‘ being able to make a holistic judgement on the probity of [working or management … practices]; a judgement which considers consumers and shareholders, and the wider social fabric to which the work in question contributes.’(p.343) Thus I’ back to the ‘ m

health plan (tax penalties) Insurers = forced to take anyone (even “expensive” patients) An insurance from job to job. (Now, losing a job = losing coverage) A stabler, more affordable system Spreading the costs of high-risk patients (Now, being sick or disabled = very hard to get private insurance) = the federal government has got to pay huge sums: Americans “gamble” on health = they “wait” till > 65 (Medicaid/ Medicare) =bad state of health = many expenses Retiree boom (the

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radically changed world around them”.[24] When she published the novel Mrs. Dalloway, in 1925, she “did break the mold of the novel.”[25]. According to Miller, this novel established her as a powerful force in the British Modernist literary scene, being the first of her experimental works which include To the Lighthouse, The Waves, Orlando and Between the Acts. Mrs. Dalloway is the reflection, both in content and style, of Woolf’s conviction that “her generation had a great deal to offer in

1976), Tapas Majumdar (1969, 1973), Sen (1969, 1970a, 1986b, 1993a, 1995a), Pattanaik (1971, 1973, 1978), Andreu Mas-Collel et Hugo Sonnenschein (1972), Thomas Schwartz (1972, 1986), Peter C. Fishburn (1973, 1974), Allan F. Gibbard (1973), Donald J. Brown (1974, 1975), Ken Binmore (1975, 1994), Maurice Salles (1975), Mark A. Satterthwaite (1975), Robert Wilson (1975), Rajat Deb (1976, 1977), Suzumura (1976a, 1983), Blau et Deb (1977), Jerry S. Kelly (1978, 1987), Douglas H. Blair et Robert A. Pollak