A) The German Ideology B) The Pursuit of Happiness C) The Consumerist Manifesto D) Monkey Business E) Das Kapitalism
A) Responsibility B) Response C) Imaginary Relation D) Material Connection E) Economic Relation
A) Titi Camara B) Cleanth Brooks C) Peter Gabriel D) bell hooks E) Norman Greenbaum
A) A zookeeper B) A priest C) Another driver D) A policeman E) His Mother
A) Dilletanté B) Différance C) Déviance D) Defféral E) Divérgence
A) Roland Barthes B) Maurice Merleau-Ponty C) Jean-Paul Sartre D) Martin Heidegger E) Søren Kierkegaard
A) Ideological State Apparatus B) Pantopticon C) Deception D) Discourse E) Instagram
A) Gender Bender B) Double Trouble C) Ginger Beer D) The Drag Act E) Gender Trouble
A) Ludwig von Feuerbach B) Fredrich Nietzsche C) G W F Hegel D) Martin Heidegger E) Michael Bublé
A) Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar, The Madwoman in the Attic (1979) B) Brooklyn Beckham, ‘What I See’ (2017) C) Audre Lorde, 'Age, Race, Class, and Sex: Women Redefining Difference' (1984) D) Hélène Cixous, The Newly Born Woman (1975) E) Roland Barthes, 'Myth Today' (1957)
A) Gram-shi B) Glam-si C) Gram-ski D) Gram-ki E) Gran-chi
A) The means of production understood in terms of their ownership B) Revolutionary theories of leadership emerging from Marxist thinking C) Leadership or dominance, especially by one state or social group over others D) Topiary Costs and their division amongst social classes E) The physical coercion of the population by a ruling class
A) Emma Watson B) Simone de Beauvoir C) Judith Butler D) Jacques Derrida E) Roland Barthes
A) Post-Structualisam B) Sociology C) Semiotics D) Semiology E) Structuralism
A) Pokémon B) Drag C) Individualism D) Orientalism E) The British Dream
A) The Pyramid B) The Panopticon C) The Cyclops D) The Oddessy E) The Network
A) Intervidual B) International C) Intentional D) Intersectional E) Intestinal
A) Where is the speaker who is speaking? B) Is it the reader who is speaking? C) What difference does it make who is speaking? D) What difference does it make what he is thinking? E) Who has the right to be speaking?
A) class war B) stigmatisation C) cultural appropriation D) miseducation E) media saturation
A) Flags signifying loyalty B) Lions signifying ferocity C) Fish signifying freedom D) Roses signifying passion E) Wrestlers signifying strength
A) Error B) Truth C) Love D) Dissimulation E) Power
A) Egalitarianism B) Popularism C) Maoism D) Consequentialism E) Tangerinery |