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Developmental Phase
Self (Ego)
Different (Not-Self or Other) |
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Self and image are the same
Image is ideal
Self and image are not same
A split between what they are physically capable of doing and what they see and imagine themselves to be |
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| A gaze is a look or stare often with eagerness or desire. |
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Body of knowledge that both defines and limits what can be said about something
They are specific to particular social and historical contexts
Change over time
Discourses cover broad social domains and produce certain kinds of subjects and knowledge
We occupy to varying degrees the subject positions defined within a broad array of discourses |
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Describes the ways that power impacts what gets to count as knowledge in a given social context
How knowledge systems within that society are caught up in power relations
Power and knowledge are inseparable
Concepts of truth are relative to the network of power and knowledge systems of a given society |
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Describes the processes through which institutional practices define, measure, categorize, and construct the body
Refers to ways in which power is enacted on the body through regulating its activity
Processes and practices produce, (rather than negate), particular kinds of knowledge about bodies
Produces bodies with particular kinds of meanings and capacities |
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The panopticon is an architectural model, originally for a prison, that can be seen as a metaphor for the way in which power works
Power is most effective when it is invisible and unverifiable
The point of panopticon is the structure of surveillance, whether it is active or not |
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Man vs women
Marked -"The other"
Unmarked"The norm" |
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“Western Cultures conceive THE EAST”
The West – “Civilized vs. Reserved”
The East – “Barbaric vs. Erotic” |
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| Connotative authentic experience. |
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