MONDAY
Year 12 English classes are memorising a band 6 essay this week as part of their preparation for trials.
Students should spend the lesson typing this essay onto their computers. If they can't see what a word says, ask them to leave a symbol like __________ and I will come back and help them interpret it.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Gnp9Vgs3t3wH0f1RGd58t2YqvijMoBwD/view?usp=sharing
TUESDAY
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What are binary opposites?
In structuralism, binary opposites are fundamental pairs of contrasting concepts that are used to analyze and understand cultural phenomena, language, and thought. These oppositions, like good/evil or male/female, are not just opposing ideas, but are seen as creating meaning through their relationship and interdependence.
What is hegemonic masculinity?
Hegemonic masculinity refers to the culturally idealized form of masculinity that is dominant in a society and often associated with power and social status, leading to the subordination of other masculinities and femininities. It's a system where certain traits, like emotional suppression, aggression, and competitiveness, are valued as the ideal way for men to behave, influencing how men relate to each other and to women.
What is hegemony?
Hegemony refers to the dominance of one group over others, often characterized by political, economic, or cultural influence.
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