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Mary Margaret Clouse: ArcGIS StoryMap

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For my StoryMap I chose to discuss the Feminism keyword. I focused mainly on a short history of feminism and then relevant examples of media, whether that be inspecting certain media through a feminist lens or discussing instances of feminism in media. I specifically focused on the ideas of female self-authorship vs. women defined by a patriarchal society. I discovered… Read more »

Field Experience Report

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Çudamani: Gamelan and Dance of Bali combined several key elements of theatre including dance, music, set, digital projection, and elaborate costuming and makeup. These aspects of the performance served to enhance the dancers and musicians in their telling of the chosen stories. As explained by the Master of Ceremonies, each suite was deeply rooted in cultural tradition and historical significance…. Read more »

Feminism

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Feminism is a movement that has been hugely important in advancing our society to point now where we are closer to equality than ever before. In its essence, feminism is simply the fight for women’s equality. However, feminism can arm us with tools needed to help make the world more equitable. Learning about feminism and its values allows us to… Read more »

Week 3: September 7 & 9

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What’s Due Next? Tuesday (today) Readings Feminism Gender Thursday Response post to either “Feminism” or “Gender” keyword Next Tuesday, September 14 Reply comments to “Feminism” and “Gender” posts Reading for next week: Queer What’s Coming Up? Watch I Am Not Your Negro and consider how it illustrates or explains any of the keywords in the Identity section of the course. Due September 19…. Read more »