Gender and identity is understood by Virginia Woolf to be omnipresent- she famously quoted in A Room of One’s Own that “the history of men's opposition to women's emancipation is more interesting perhaps than the story of that emancipation itself.” Gender inequity is not a singular concept, but rather an inimical interconnection amid both the male and female characters in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest and Enduring Love, as well as a recurring motif in Plath’s “extant” poetry. It is possible to
waking hour is devoted to the activity of detecting and fighting criminals, particularly serial killers, for the FBI. Silence of the Lambs opens with Clarice Starling as a woman running an obstacle course, alone, through the woods that are thick with fog. Throughout the story, she’s always doing something, moving about, taking very little time to hardly ever sitting down. Clarice wants to do her job the best she can and even surpass her father’ legacy, that she has created in the field of police
Question: Two key problems for sound studies are the questions of noise and silence. What are some traditional ways of understanding these concepts? How might these understandings be problematic? Modernity caused in immense developments in all aspect of humanity. Science and technology made things and work easier for people nowadays. Medicine became advanced that there are now many cure to various diseases. Much more, people have found new ways on how to produce sound, store it, and even reproduce