PPT-Julia Kristeva’s “Abject”

From Powers of Horror An Essay on Abjection Background on the author Julia Kristeva is a BulgarianFrench psychoanalyst literary critic novelist and educator She has been an influential figure in French feminism as well as in . I am interested in the ways in which this word has transformed from the Latin abjectus meaning to throw away to the French scholar Julia Kristevas definition found in her 1980 essay Powers of Horror An Essay on Abjection My goal in tracing the use A a - - a a - a - a a (The Inferno, - - a 5 new formations NUMBER 3 WINTER 1987 a - a a - - . . . Melancholia depressive fragility? -- a I I I I a I I a a a identification. - - a 6 a a a - - To Julia de Burgos . (. 1939. ). Farwell from Welfare Island (1953) . By . Nishat. . Anjum. , Caroline . Zuba. , Aileen Gonzalez, . Kezia. Clarke.. About . julia. de . burgos. (. 1914-1953. On . Higher. Learning Intention: . We are learning how to read the poem for UNDERSTANDING. So that I can . Understand the basic points of the poem before I study the poet's techniques. Success Criteria: I can.... With JULIA, daughter of Augustus, we have another member of his household, . . but this time a VERY intelligent and independent one, being used as a political . . pawn - a pawn now in the ‘. dynastic. Ex: He spent a lot of time being blamed for the crime before he was exonerated by DNA evidence. . Definition:. Domestic:. Ex: . The police officers had to respond to a call having to do with domestic violence between a husband and wife. MacCaig. We are learning to:. We are learning to: annotate the text and identify the use of poetic techniques. . Last poem folks! . . Context of the poem. Norman MacCaig's Aunt Julia lived on . Scalpay. Love in 1984. . ". 'I'm not interested in the next generation, dear. I'm interested in us. . ‘” (169). Analysis. - complains about how party runs society. - tells Julie about photograph. - Julie says it is stupid to keep photo . . THE MANDELBROT AND JULIA SETS. Jonathan Arena. and. Joseph O’Connor. Iterative Dynamic Systems. Start with a function . f. (z) in the complex plane and consider the . orbit. of a starting point (seed) z. mío. ) but that (one) is his (. suyo. ).. This house is pretty, but that (one) is prettier.. What is that?. These shoes (. zapatos. ) are mine, and those are his.. These chairs are hers (. suyas. ), and those (ones) over there are mine.. In your groups. What do you know about Gaelic?. Where do you hear Gaelic being spoken now? Do you?. What is the significance of that?. Context. Background. Norman . MacCaig's. Aunt Julia lived on . Scalpay. mío. ) but that (one) is his (. suyo. ).. This house is pretty, but that (one) is prettier.. What is that?. These shoes (. zapatos. ) are mine, and those are his.. These chairs are hers (. suyas. ), and those (ones) over there are mine.. Monday. : For each sentence, employ context clues to determine the meaning of the word; cite textual evidence to justify your answer.. “You are such a . buffoon. !” shouted Amelia during the Science Fair exhibition. “How could I get stuck working with the class clown on the most important project of the year? You’re not concerned with our project or grade. You are just goofing off!” David . mío. ) but that (one) is his (. suyo. ).. This house is pretty, but that (one) is prettier.. What is that?. These shoes (. zapatos. ) are mine, and those are his.. These chairs are hers (. suyas. ), and those (ones) over there are mine..