The quilt is more than just a stylish fabric, but it is meant to represent Renard. The quilt is essentially Renard himself, it’s what he represents as a person, the journey that life has taken him on, and most importantly what he held most valuable in life whether that be a personality trait, a representation […]
Boneh and Jaganaths’ brings up an interesting point to the audience “The democratic nature of such live performances not only allows audiences to participate in the design of the specific messages but also establishes an interactive relationship between deliverer and receiver and lays the foundation for taking ownership of the problem (3)”. Beyond contemporary performance […]
Review Atma does very nice job bringing in pathos and ethos arguments to the topic. Her evidence on discrimination on LGBT in the American military is credible and she uses the evidence as a way of justifying her claims. She uses ethos by implying the unethical actions the military as posed on these men and […]
Relation to Renard The inverted pink triangle for many years has been a simple to the LGBT and the struggle they have been through. Originally just a pink triangle, the symbol was used to identify homosexuals in Nazi controlled prison camps. Later that same simple (just inverted) would be a hope and beacon to the […]
What subculture is embodied in the aids quilt block/panel you’ve chosen to document and research? Dancer culture (Ballet) What is the relationship between the subculture embodied in the quilt and the HIV/AIDS epidemic? Back in the 80s aids was running ramped in U.s. Because of this controversy aids changed and influenced many groups. The dancing […]
No nobody can know every single thing in the world, even some of the greatest minds in the history of the world needed proper source information to get from one research topic to another. By asking questions about the source it allows the readers to analyze each point of source instead of just simply reading […]