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Oryx and crake II
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today The Loss of Language Gender Ending http://www.courier-journal.com/blogs/vel12/uploaded_images/705px-Chicken_McNuggets-739055.jpg
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Language/Art “Word people” vs. “Numbers people” the schools they go to their power in the world
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M.I.T. http://web.mit.edu/ki/img/facilities/institute/image1.jpg
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Martha Graham Academy? http://vincemichael.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/uic-bad-rehab-signs.jpg
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Martha Graham, 1948 http://www.paradoxmind.com/1302/Twenties/Culture_Three.html
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Loss of language: Snowman the sole repository of all language his loss of language abuse of language: advertising and other empty corporate language
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The value of art: debated throughout the text Art’s biological function the Martha Graham Academy and in the end?
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GENDER
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Discussion questions 1: How do you interpret the character of Oryx? Is she merely a stereotype? http://www.travelpod.com/forums/uploads/av-562.jpg
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Jimmy/Snowman is Atwood’s first male protagonist in a long career. Why him? What is this novel saying about gender relations/love/sex?
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ENDING
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Discussion Questions 2 What is Jimmy going to do at the end? How would you describe the ending? How does it shape our reading of the novel?
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