Dancer

If I was to reduce my description of "Dancer in the dark" to one word, it would be daring. Its immediate effect on me was stronger than that of maybe any other film I've ever seen. It shook me, stirred my emotions, made me think and reflect, it disturbed me in the most positive sense of the word and it still does. Its radical make, boldness and consistency exceeds all expectations and probably everything that's come before. This is the perfect example of a director's vision uncompromisingly realized

Image with Dancers Dancers present themselves with a certain level of confidence, this psychological tool we use against nature to mold our bodies and minds into something we may not be. Dancers are driven to believe that their body standards are set to a certain standard, or to a certain type of “skinny”. Where this idea is driven by and how far the idea comes forward in present day today should be looked at with the most consideration. The psychological effect of dancers who think too

           Assuming that there are men who enter a club with the intention of degrading and objectifying them women who dance in that establishment, then let me pose a question: how does a man’s objectification of a dancer affect that woman’s life and self image? Is it possible for a woman to work in a field where she knows that she is constantly viewed as somehow less than human, viewed as a body who can be commanded to do whatsoever a man pleases, to maintain a normal

Considering the theoretical issues in qualitative research, the insider-outsider issue has arisen as a debatable topic for some scholars (e.g. Kanuha, 2000; Dwyer and Buckle, 2009) recently. Historically, social researchers used to agree with ‘separation of facts and values’ and interdicted employing values to assess the truth that led research becoming objective (David and Sutton, 2004: 17). In an objective research, the researcher should objectively eliminate his/her personal ‘gaze’ in course

exotic dancer to supplement her income. When the main character Monica is first introduced in the film, she learns her father has cancer. Soon after, the doctor informs Monica and her fiancé Kevin that insurance is no longer covering his hospital stay. He them that the payment required for hospice care totals to fifteen thousand dollars, which neither of them have. Monica is disheartened and takes up a job working at a nail salon, where she runs into an old friend of hers who works as a dancer. The

same question, that is, “Why do girls become strippers?” Well, there are three main reasons. The first reason being the opportunity for monetary gain to better their future. In Ganttageep's article, “Exotic Dancing: Illusion and Fantasy, An Exotic Dancers Path to Power”, he shows this desire for money in this following quote, “When asked why they got into the world of exotic dancing many women state that money is the main reason,” (Ganttageep.) In addition, there own personal desires play a huge role

In terms of the theoretical issues in qualitative research, the issue of insider-outsider has arisen as one of the debated topics for some recent scholars (e.g. Kanuha, 2000; Dwyer and Buckle, 2009). Historically, social researchers commonly agreed with the ‘separation of facts and values’ and the interdiction on employing values in assessing of truth permit research becoming objective (David and Sutton, 2004:17). Here an objective research refers to researcher objectively eliminate their own ‘gaze’

Music has been playing a big role in film since sound could be added to a film, which takes us all the way back to the early 1900’s. Music may be something we listen to in the car, but songs can be used to portray many different factors in a film. Music can hint the viewer as to what the mood of characters may be, the setting of a given place, or even the time frame in which the movie took place. Music helps the director steer their movie in one way or another, depending on their choice of music

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comes as a disgrace to some to see people reveal their body to strangers, or the public. There are professions that some may engage in that are known as exotic dancing, which is the revealing of the body. In Stripped: Inside the lives of an exotic dancer, Bernadette Barton says “even though this act is legal, it breaks the rules of being a respectable lady in this society.” Being the case, would make x-ray scanning for the public against the rules of a respectable society. In this article Joe Sharkey