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Ruiz, Eduardo – Hispania, 2014
Cervantes's "novela" creates a complex protagonist due in part to the involvement of the slaves' destructive and creative energies: a linguistic and erotic paradox. Linguistically the female slave foregrounds the historical dichotomy between "ladinos" and "bozales" and the related problematic of conversion,…
Descriptors: Authors, Slavery, Spanish Literature, Novels
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Rouse, John – College English, 1983
Argues that the teaching method instructors use to present poetry--direct/indirect, analytic/subjective, or reader focused/text focused--is influenced by the kind of relationship they wish to establish with the students. (MM)
Descriptors: English Instruction, Higher Education, Learning Strategies, Literary Criticism
Prentice, Penelope – 1992
In recent years some exceptionally optimistic writings by feminist scholars have addressed a shift away from the male manque model of femininity to one celebrating feminine growth. Archetypal myths have inculcated people's minds with the notion that domination and conquest serve to justify men's domination over the feminine. Narrative communicates…
Descriptors: Conflict, Discourse Analysis, Discourse Modes, Feminism
O'Donnell, Victoria – 1986
Advances in media technology, specifically the videotape industry, have made pornography widely available. Opponents of pornography include religious groups, law enforcement officers, some politicians, and some feminists. A distinction is made between eroticism (occurring between consenting participants) and pornography (signifying overt or covert…
Descriptors: Censorship, Constitutional Law, Court Litigation, Freedom of Speech