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Beth McAreavey's answer to question 2 is... 

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the most useful and relevant parts of the article are the moments where they use examples of gender stereotyping in films. This is useful because it helps not only to explain but to prove that prejudice exists within the industry.

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it is focusing on contempory performance through tv and film. it is talking about the role of a women and also touching on gender stereotypes, specifically women.

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The author isn't very clear about the definitions of the terms he's making up.

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I have found the most useful parts of the article is where it comments on the oppression women experience in the work place as this affected how they were presented in the workers' theatre in the 1930's.

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Beth McAreavey's answer to question 1 is...

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Yes. it talks about the social construction of a womans identity within the film industry-what their role tends to be e.g a Mother. it talks about the power films have to manipulate and transform views.

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Alex Skeete's answer to question 2 is...

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As it is an autobiographical piece of writing, it gives me a further insight to my research area from a personal point of view through lived experience. This then can form one side of my potential argument.

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beth Q answer 2

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" I was expecting explorations of work in which there was a definite relationship—albeit slippery, ambivalent, contested—between the performing “I” and the performed “I.”  explaining the difference between performing and performed I, when playing yourself.

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The section about 'Social Movements, Politics, and Performance'. It's talking about being a 'social actor' and how social actors try to give their opinion through their performances and potentially change the audience's opinion to match their own.

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Alex Skeete's answer to question 1 is...

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Yes, as it related particularly to my chosen research subject, e.g. ethinic and racial minority and how this not only affects but is a way of creating performance material.

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This article supports Jones' original theory, using multiple quotes from the man himself to discuss how revolutionary his work was for the time period , and how it has informed the creative  type of performance-making that we have to this day.

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There is some relevance to my research area in this article. Although the author is talking more about how religious people perform their ideology in a day to day context, rather than the representation of religion in performance, it has given me key words and inspiration from that.

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the article I found is relevant in some ways, as it covers autobiography which is the base of my question. some interesting concepts found

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Its not initially relevant to my research as it is discussing stereotypes through TV and film, not theatre. But the issues explained through the article are very interesting. Initially it is discussing the idea of older women and how they are increasingly freed from social and family constraints.

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it's not relevant to my research but it was the best article I could find with a pdf link, the article is about lesbian pornography and how not all women who act in it are actually lesbians or at all attracted to women (though some people interviewed do identify as being attracted to the same sex) so it is in a way discussing the performance of sexuality, but I'm more interested in reading up more specifically on bisexuals in the contemporary performance world. (And the article is called shades of gay, which is just dumb.) However it does raise some interesting points on problematic representations of lesbians in modern culture

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Although the article uses references from outside academic sources the overall approach to it is by taking a child's perspective on he topic. I don't believe this article is difficult or technical and perhaps wouldn't be very suitable for my overall findings unless I wanted to take into consideration the perspective of a child.

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Yes, the article is helpful regarding the research into the working class in the USA, however it only briefly touches upon working class females. It tries to cover males, females and families in the working class.

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Jones' was seen as the first person in 19th Century American history to bring new meaning to performance by combining cinema and theatre.
'The new drama, I might borrow a current expression and call it the ‘two-way’ drama, will be presented on what I might call, in turn, a ‘two-way’ stage. Objective experience will be interpreted by flesh-and-blood actors appearing on a stage which will resemble, more or less closely, the realistic stage we are familiar with today. But above, and behind, and around this stage a motion picture screen will be erected. And on it are thrown the shadow selves of the characters of the drama.' (32)
Particularly, the first section of the Journal entitled 'Scenes from a Life' is predominantly relevant to my chosen subject area.

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Sections that are relevant include;
the discussion, as it notes that children too have views about censorship and how their views vary from that of an adults regards what they believe they should be exposed to.

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The approach is very similar to Bouchard's, in that it presents to the performance to the reader with pictures and explaining the actions and signs in the performance. It lacks the many quotes, however and prefers paraphrasing and fewer references. It is also separated into three sections of interest regarding desire and sexuality, rather than a large block of text, making the text digestible.

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Yes, as I am looking into technology, the body, and performance, and how a new form of live art, alongside a better understanding of the human body within performance, can be created through the use of these different disciplinary fields. The start of this article sets out by saying; 'By examining Jones’ largely ignored and forgotten writings on what he called ‘the dream medium’, we can gain insight into new ways of utilizing combinations of living actors and media to inspire us and lead us to a deeper understanding of what it means to be human.' Therefore it supports my initial research area from the offset.

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There are three sections in this article and the most relevant two involve the lesbian identity of the artist, the more relative one being "Lesbian identity" rather than "Is there lesbian desire in this performance?"

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Yes, as it relates to the chosen time period (1960 onwards), geographic location (East Asia) and general subject of homosexuality.
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Alex Smith's answer to question 1 is... 

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The article is relevant as it related to censorship for children, however it speaks about this topic in regards to literature and not live performance art.