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| Model by which contemporary society scrutinizes behaviour so that individuals internalise and obey its rules, by Foucault | |
| Set of dual terms that seem stable and exclusive whereby one term is determined by the others difference | |
| Belief that European practices and beliefs are more advance and civilized than elsewhere in the world | |
| Concept in psychoanalytic theory: repository for desires and fears that motivate behaviour even though the conscious mind is unaware of their existence | |
| How western cultures have represented and conceived Eastern and Middle Eastern culture as “other' | |
| Psychological process of bonding with the main character, being absorbed into the narrative and symbolically transformed | |
| Traditional social and architectural space of the cinema | |
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| How states and institutions regulate and control human suspects. School, military, work place...etc | |
| Stage of development in which children recognize their image in a mirror, the recognition is split, meaning that the image is both the same and different, yet provides a sense of | |
| Category of subjectivity that is defined as the symbolic opposite to the mainstream, normative category | |
| Socially organized process about talking/writing about a subject matter: body of accepted knowledge | |
| General field in which practices of looking or varieties of the gaze, are embedded in | |
| Relationship of looking, involving desire/control(Male, Institutional, Exotic) | |
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Most Spoken Languages
Giant Word Ladder I
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