Dichotomies

at the local public school, Reardan. Reardan is known on reservation for its wealth and largely white student body. In a broader sense, a certain hierarchy exists between life on a reservation and the white society outside of its perimeters. This dichotomy falls under the duality facet of deconstructive theory. In this portion of the theory, deconstruction “refuses to rest with the replacement of one term of an opposition by the other, which serves merely to perpetuate hierarchization”…

A few of the most crucial themes are: censorship and how it impacts society, the two dichotomies between life and death and knowledge and ignorance, and how technology damages humanity. One quotes that ties in with the theme of censorship is, “There must be something in the books, things we can’t imagine, to make a woman stay in a burning house;…

belonging to me as good belongs to you.” In the first line he is talking about how he celebrates who he is but then in the second and third lines he switches around almost completely and is saying that everything that he is, is also what you are. That dichotomy is still resent in today’s America. People celebrate who they are individually but also feel the need to be like everyone else, to be part of a group. Another interesting example is “Rip Van Winkle” by Washington Irving it is a story that…

Introduction to the LGBTQ+ Community I have been a part of the LGBTQ+ community since my junior year of high school, and I can say that the people in this community are some of the strongest, toughest, and most pride-filled people there is. LGBTQ+ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer, and any other identities that have yet to be broadly publicized, including Asexuality, and Intersex people (Weinberg). These groups are very tight-knit, both amongst their intersections and in…

Carl Jung first developed a typology which is know as Introversion and Extroversion.Introverts much prefer their inner world of thoughts and feelings whereas extroverts relay to their external outer world that emphasizes of people such as socializing and activities. Introverts tend to process information inside their heads, extroverts often act without thinking.This related to the first dimension of the Myers-Brigg Indicator,Extraversion/Introversion.Extroverted people are very gregarious and…

Epistemic and Axiological are two narratives amongst the four frequently used narratives. Although they both contribute to the story being told in The Great Gatsby, they possess a variety of differences regarding their specific contribution to the story. However, their differences blend together and help to achieve the author’s purpose for writing the story. Fitzgerald’s use of universal narrative technique achieves his purpose of discovering “Who is Gatsby?” by providing key flashbacks of…

the environment, the relations with the first nations and how we define democracy in Canada. The two chapters referenced from Leadbeater (2014) acknowledge issues within the management of non-renewable, finite resources in Canada and the growing dichotomy between the metropolitan (cities) and the hinterland. The articles raise issues pertinent to how the government manages environmental preservation and as seen in Adkins (2009) articles, their need to recognize the aboriginals constitutional…

positions. This creates an interesting dichotomy. Kurdish women who choose not to advertise that they are Kurdish could thrive within Turkish society, which is considered to be fairly equal when it comes to gender biases. However, if a women chooses to reveal her Kurdish heritage she is subject to discrimination, unfair gendered inequality, and potential harm. Openly The only way to find gender tolerance as an openly Kurdish women is to join the PKK. The dichotomy for Kurdish women means that to…

It is this dichotomy which Richard Schechner and Barbara Rugen emphasize in their insistence that we do not pity or sentimentalize Woyzeck as a character, and it is this dichotomy which mirrors and invites analysis into our own American problem with violence and refusal to acknowledge this problem’s complex and layered roots. Woyzeck is tragic…

theories, of how the world operates; that for automatically. It is possible for personal constructs to change and develop through eleven different corollaries: construction, experience, individuality, choice, sociality, commonality, organization, dichotomy, range, modulation and fragmentation. One of my personal constructs is: if I am nice to others, they will like me. I am going to use to illustrate how a personal construct can change by the different corollaries The first of which is…