1 F rench New Wave 2 auteur theory 3 American New Wave 4 pas tiche 5 the failure of the new 6 brat pack 7 1980s and 1990s filmmakers 8 two part dis tribution pattern HUM3321 Final Study online at q uiz let c o m 19 j1fr movement that s tarted in 1958 marked by film critics becoming directors make allus ions to other films directors were well vers ed in films people went to SCHOOL to become directors in the American New Wave s hift from s tudios to directors branding the films ex Tim Burton movies dis tinct s tyle late 60s affected by the French New Waves people went to s chool to become directors revis ion and appreciation of the cannon for American films ris e of the auteur theory pos t modern film making references to other films literature and painting s due to well vers ed directors well vers ed audiences can pick up references anxiety cris is of being different directors felt there was nothing left in s tory telling pos t modern period failure to bring new material filmmakers bring ing s tabilization to chaos ex Breakfas t Club bring ing back nos talg ia to movies 1980s influenced by older films 1990s influenced by televis ion taking s eedy ideas and turning them into big Hollywood productions 1 opened everywhere all at once 2 hug e media blitz 12 white victimag e 13 the feminization of s pace and mother 14 cyberfeudal 15 s uicide as a political act 16 how money is an alienated form of labor 17 how money is a dis ruptive power 9 Latino as hilo thread his tory and repres entation of thes e people 10 mes tizos pers on that is the res ult of racial mixing 18 maternal feminine 11 s leeping g iant metaphor threat of immig rants exercis ing their power to vote low voting rate hig h population only cons ider their rig hts needs during elections to g ain a hig h Latino voter turn out tool for rationalizing s tate violence fear that His panics are g oing to take all of our jobs fear that His panics will take financial res ources away from real citizens immig ration repres ents a direct threat to s ecurity and benevolence USA white female body His panics penetrate her body rape need white males to protect this s pace Mother only has limited res ources for her children not others His panics coming over the border cons umption is virtual don t s ee the cons umption in the film hides the Capitol s larg e dependence on the dis tricts for their res ources denies the g overnment power over you g overnment owns your life but you s uicide you take that power away from them us e your death to bring attention to an is s ue control over your own life with an ag rarian s ociety products were tang ible money dis tances us from our products w money there is no more bartering b c you us e money as a medium to exchang e g oods les s dependence on other people inverts relations hips warps our s ens e of s elf value and s elf worth affects our s ocial relations with other people invers ion relations hip ex unattractive and wealthy money makes you attractive g org eous g f res ult of the s hift from liberalis m to neoliberalis m woman who can do it all on her own perfect children looks etc s een as CEO of her own hous ehold judg ed by how well s he does this hig hly profes s ionalized concept of what it means to be a mom 19 s hift from liberalis m to neoliberalis m 2 3 advantag es to g ender s tructure theory 4 2 0 s ocial democracy 2 4 ways to trans form s ocial boundaries bas ed on g ender central importance to the new paradig m of s exual orientation 2 1 s ex vs g ender s ex biolog ical male or female 2 5 4 is s ues of g ender s ocial cons truction where people adopt mas culine and feminine characteris tics 2 2 3 dimens ions of g ender s tructure 1 individual s chool family media chos en characteris tics are reinforced and adopted liberal feminis m 50s 60s focus on s ing le mothers and their s trug g le to take care of the kids on their own middle clas s g oal political and COLLECTIVE rig hts neoliberal feminis m INDIVIDUAL rig hts for women appeals to upper clas s chang e in motherhood maternal feminine political outlook where you have welfare in a capitalis t s ociety ex childcare important for the s tate to help people in thes e ways 2 interactional cultural expres s ions and reaction to g ender trading power for patronag e g iving into a s tereotype to g ain power women will embrace feminine s tereotypes in order to g ain protection and power from their male partner 3 ins titutional g overnment s chools employment g ender s tructure embedded in thes e ins titutions ex women g et paid les s than men determines the dis tribution of res ources 2 6 heteros exis m 2 7 monos exis m s hows interconnections between our g endered s elves cultural expectations and ins titutional reg ulations dynamic cons tantly chang ing concept 1 impos es order on the chaos 2 allows you to as k ques tions about g ender and other components of s ociety without knowing the ans wer 3 s ens itive to dis counting other g ender theories incorporate multiple theories 4 theory tracks g ender interactions rewrite laws to be g ender neutral s ocialize our children differently 1 conceptualization of s exual orientations multidimens ional and flexible categ ory 2 development of s exual orientations orientation is determined by a mixture of biolog ical and s ocial experiential factors multiple cas ual factors 3 new pers pectives on g ender and s exual orientations patterns of s exual thoug hts behaviors and attractions appear to be s trong ly linked to g ender but not to s exual orientation bis exuality challeng es this bis exuals s eem to be les s res tricted by g ender in their s exual and affection attraction than heteros exuals g ay men or les bians 4 converg ences diverg ences and inters ections of s exual orientation s imilarities between s exual minorities and other minorities dis tinctive challeng es for s exual minorities s exual minorities with race ethnicity only heteros exis m is acceptable any difference is cons idered deviant belief that bis exuality does not exis t bis exuals are promis cuous pres s ure to identify with EITHER heteros exual OR homos exual 3 2 repetitive s tain injuries RSIs 3 3 comfort 3 4 queer life 3 5 queer g rief 3 6 ways privileg …
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