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    Representations of masculinity in Fight Club and The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner dissertation proposal. The main focus of my dissertation will be on representations of masculinity in Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club and James Hogg’s The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner. The aim of the project is to be able to compare and contrast the representations of masculinity in both texts and to be able to determine whether they are inaccurate or whether they…

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    taboo for masculinity. Their conversations are full of emotion as well as hatred and passion which suggests to the reader that the confrontations between Jack and Marla are feminine (Khun & Rubin, 37), when comparing them to the violent, aggressive Fight Club for men. As Marla is the only true female representation she can be seen as a function of the text, as she beings to foster a sense of conflict between Tyler and Jack when she portrayed as a sort of consolation prize for the victor of the…

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    this is seen in the novel Fight Club written by Chuck Palahniuk. In the story, Palahniuk develops a set of recurring symbols, soap and urine, that are later uncovered to represent the same thing as the story progresses. These two symbols both embody the idea that Tyler and Project Mayhem’s goal is to cleanse the world of the upper class and all the rules that go with it, because of how the lower class always has to sacrifice things for the benefit of the wealthy. Fight Club highlights this theme…

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    Heterosexuality is currently being redefined within our society and many people are becoming accustomed to it. Males are usually viewed as strong and dominating humans who need to be big and show power. A good visual of this would be the movie Fight Club. Fight Club, through its plot surrounding emasculation and the need to prove one’s masculinity, shows society’s views and expectations of men, and how masculinity is always associated to the image of an alpha male. In the visual, the main…

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    doesn't help us as individuals. However they continue to see consumerism as not being a problem . They say that we have not changed into “self-obsessed, all-consuming machines aimlessly wandering through a meaningless artificial existence” like Fight Club would suggest we have. In fact, people who are pro consumerism are saying quite the opposite. They say that Americans don't have a problem of over consumption and…

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    Fight Club Research Paper

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    Along with patriotic heroes in the 1940 's, the very first superhero team was established known as the Justice League of America. It consisted of The Flash, The Green Lantern, The Spectre, The Hawkman, Dr. Fate, The Hour-man, The Sandman, Atom, and Johnny Thunder. The following characters were successful in their own titles, but readers became giddy with excitement when DC introduced them all together. Because of the success of JLA, the authors of these stories would use the JLA to introduce new…

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    Fight Club Case Study

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    Maggie was a key player because she gave Jim Barton, her boyfriend, moral support when trying to solve problems. Additionally she assisted him by setting up lunch dates with people in the IT industry and also gave him a good idea by contacting clients about how the IT performance level for them, as he is the new CIO not as loan operator. 2. The Kid was a key player as well by giving Jim Barton an opening lesson figuring out what he can do as new CIO at the Bar. Furthermore taught…

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    Chapter Two : "People pretend not to like grapes, When the vines are too high for them to reach" Quote of Marguerite de Navarre "Did, I sent Marvin too early ?", Veronica patting her nose checking for oils, looking at a compact mirror nonchalantly applying her powder, when she was done she grabbed a wide toothed comb and started brushing her perfectly raven hair. "Not at all", I said looking at her eyeing her hair like it was some kind of fabric or silk as the comb glide smoothly at her…

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    Danielle Poole English 101-901 Katie Bickham 27 November 2017 Emasculation An unnamed narrator narrates the novel Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk, this might have been a choice made by Palahniuk to ensure that the readers are actively involved when reading the book, and to develop particular themes. The narrator is creating an alter ego by coping an dealing with an emasculated, self-centered, and materialistic society. Through having to deal with absent fathers, consumerism, and an aimless…

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    One man looked up, he looked me dead in the eye, and proceeded to stand up crossing his arms, and looked down upon me. “Look around you, you’re in a weak ass story with no plot, no character depth, and horrid description.” He chuckled to himself “I mean really? You have so many god-damned dialogue tags, you could feed the poor.” He steps closer his footsteps echoing in the room, everyone looked at me snickers from the left, then the right, then the whole room was full of chuckles. My heart…

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