Tuesday, December 30, 2008

As continuing the woman's guide book, Full Frontal Feminism, Jessica Valenti shares her thoughts about certain topics that many might find controversial. These subjects may include: money, domestic violence, labor, birth control, abortion, and etc. In a humerous tone she elucidates these topics in wit and jokes. But there are times whenJessica is serious-mostly during the more demanding topics. Her message is universal. All though I must confess her opinions are far different than mine. Though our views are different, her points are considerable. But there were some points that we shared: Labor. Even though women are now able to work we are still being mistreated. In the words of Jessica Valenti" Some of the obstacles that existed decades ago are still around in force. Whether it's pay inequity, harassment, or outrights lies about the very existence of working women -we're still facing plenty of hurdles. "

Tone: Humerous, Sarcastic

Questions:
1) Why do so many people mistreat the meaning of being a Feminist?
2) What about being a Feminist scares women? Because in the defintion provided being a Feminist is simply easy and welcoming.

Monday, December 22, 2008

December 22
Full Frontal Feminism Analysis

Full Frontal Feminism, by Jessica Valenti, examines the importance of being a Feminism in a humorous passage that confronts many societal stereotypes. Valenti elucidates the guidelines and purpose of being a feminism by breaking it down in easy steps to understand. The author first shares her reasons for writing such a controverial topic. " I wrote Full Frontal feminism because I spent a really long time feeling completely confused about why more young women wouldn't embrace something that to me was clearly the greatest thing ever. "And throughout the book she shares her thoughts about why being a Feminism is truly remarkable. Her purpose is to share her and other numerous feminists to explain their way of living. Jessica Valenti seems to have a very embracing way of writing that captures the attention of the audience.

Tone: Humorous

Discussion Questions:

Clarification: Is there truly a huge difference between a Feminism and a non- Feminist?
Application: How do stereotypical feminists affect the way we think or interact with a Feminist?