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What is code-switching?
What is code-switching?
- What one has to do as the viewer to identify with the hero
- Alike changing clothes for school vs. home (correct)
What is a way someone may show their gender expression?
What is a way someone may show their gender expression?
How you manifest your sense of gender identity
What is a cisgender individual?
What is a cisgender individual?
A term used to describe someone whose gender identity aligns with the sex assigned to them at birth
What does nonbinary mean?
What does nonbinary mean?
What does genderfluid mean?
What does genderfluid mean?
What does intersectionality mean?
What does intersectionality mean?
What does homosocial mean?
What does homosocial mean?
What does bisexual mean?
What does bisexual mean?
What is pansexual?
What is pansexual?
What is homophobia?
What is homophobia?
What does gender non-conforming mean?
What does gender non-conforming mean?
What is a liminal space?
What is a liminal space?
What is a microaggression?
What is a microaggression?
What does queer mean?
What does queer mean?
What is camp?
What is camp?
List three homosexual stereotypes of early film.
List three homosexual stereotypes of early film.
What is the role of the "sissy"?
What is the role of the "sissy"?
What is "the wall" and what is its function in society?
What is "the wall" and what is its function in society?
What is the significance of Hedwig taking off their costume and wig at the end?
What is the significance of Hedwig taking off their costume and wig at the end?
Explain the significance and evolution of Hedwig's tattoo.
Explain the significance and evolution of Hedwig's tattoo.
Symbolically speaking, why does the riot/fight/pandemonium break out when Hedwig sings "Angry Inch"?
Symbolically speaking, why does the riot/fight/pandemonium break out when Hedwig sings "Angry Inch"?
Analyze the final sequence of the film when Hedwig walks down the alley.
Analyze the final sequence of the film when Hedwig walks down the alley.
Flashcards
Sexuality
Sexuality
The state of being sexual, often used to describe sexual orientation.
Code-switching
Code-switching
What the viewer has to do in order to relate to the character
Representation
Representation
Showing something in a way that communicates ideas, like a film about a character.
Gender Inversion Model
Gender Inversion Model
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Gender Expression
Gender Expression
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Gender Identity
Gender Identity
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Cisgender
Cisgender
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Transgender
Transgender
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Nonbinary
Nonbinary
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Genderfluid
Genderfluid
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Genderqueer
Genderqueer
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Intersectionality
Intersectionality
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Homosocial
Homosocial
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Homosexual
Homosexual
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Bisexual
Bisexual
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Pansexual
Pansexual
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Homophobia
Homophobia
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Gender Non-conforming
Gender Non-conforming
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Liminal Space
Liminal Space
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Transphobia
Transphobia
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Microaggression
Microaggression
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Queer
Queer
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Camp
Camp
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Study Notes
Vocabulary
- Sexuality: State of being sexual, often used to describe sexual orientation
- Code-switching: Adjusting behavior/appearance to fit a specific setting (e.g., school vs. home)
- Representation: Presenting an image or idea to communicate concepts or stories
- Gender Inversion Model: Historical theory that homosexuality was a trapped soul
- Celluloid Closet: Early film portrayal of stereotypical homosexual characters (e.g., villain, crazy, victim)
- Gender Expression: How one outwardly demonstrates their gender identity
- Gender Identity: One's personal sense of gender as male, female, or other
- Cisgender: Someone whose gender identity aligns with their assigned sex at birth
- Transgender: Umbrella term for people whose gender identity differs from assigned sex
- Nonbinary: Gender identity outside the male/female binary
- Genderfluid: Gender identity that is not fixed
- Genderqueer: Gender identity not conforming to traditional gender norms
- Intersectionality: Interconnected nature of social categories like race, class, gender, and ability
Other Concepts
- Homosocial: Non-sexual relationships among same-sex individuals
- Homosexual: Sexual attraction to members of the same sex
- Bisexual: Sexual attraction to two or more genders
- Pansexual: Sexual attraction to all genders
- Homophobia: Fear or hatred of homosexuality
- Gender Non-conforming: Gender expression that doesn't conform to traditional norms
- Liminal Space: A border space between two distinct environments/identities
- Transphobia: Hatred or fear of transgender people
- Microaggression: Subtle, indirect, or unintentional discrimination
- Queer: Umbrella term for identities outside heteronormativity
Film Analysis (Examples)
- Pariah: Themes of identity, place, sexuality explored through clothing choices and interactions
- Tangerine: Themes of family, community, intersectionality showcased in relationships and final scene
- Hedwig and the Angry Inch: "The wall" as a metaphor for societal divisions; personal transformation; significance of the tattoos and costume
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