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In the acclaimed 2001 film, Legally Blonde, the main character, Elle Woods, is a fantastic feminine icon for females. The film represents the struggle of women to prove their ability. Remarkably, Elle never succumbs to those who so strongly see her as being stupid. While others put down her abilities and intelligence, Elle hardly ever doubts herself. She moves through the world with pure confidence. As Callahan, a law professor at Harvard who later selects Elle Woods for his internship quips, “it’s

It’s no secret that worldwide women have unreasonably high expectations set for them. Yet it seems as though for a few days of every month, that bar is lowered and we as women are allowed to kick our feet up, complain and do practically nothing but binge-eat chocolate without judgement thanks to our on and off again friend, Mother Nature. Yes, that’s right - we’ve become so desperate to escape from the standards set by us from society that our periods have become our only excuse to relax and not

Humorous, energetic, enjoyable and all-around fun, Legally Blonde: The Musical captured my attention from the get-go. This comical yet heartwarming musical portrays the story of a young woman following an ex-love to Harvard Law School only to realize the potential she possessed within herself and in the new life she creates for her own. After viewing this hit Broadway production, I am fascinated with how this theatre play was brought to life on stage with the lighting, sound, spacing and overall

is deemed sensible. Most people choose their career based on where they see people like them. This idea averts people from exploring different occupations where they might be more content; and stops people from discovering their strengths. Legally Blonde (2001) directed by Robert Luketic, “In Defense of Barbie: Why She Might Be the Most Feminist Doll Around” by Charlotte Alter, Mondo Barbie by Lucinda Ebersole and Richard Peabody, Forever Barbie by M.G. Lord, Barbie: Spy Squad (2016) directed by Conrad

characteristics. We observe a person or object and if it shares similar qualities from another object we are familiar with, then we assume that the object is a part of that category. I used Legally Blonde because it is a great example of how Elle (Reese Witherspoon) was underestimated. Elle is a blonde sorority girl, from California, and has a lot of money. She always has the best clothes, friends, and dates. Based upon, her physical attributes, people categorize her as being unintelligent, and unable

FILM REVIEW LEGAL METHODS LEGALLY BLONDE PART 1 Submitted to: Prof. Amita Dhanda Submitted By: Neha Shivhare 1st year, 1st semester Roll No. : 2014-31 INTRODUCTION Legally Blonde is based on a novel of Amanda Brown and is created by Australian Director Roger Luketic. Some of the core issues highlighted in the movie are: 1. Feminism: The movie brings to light the enigma of femininity. It shows how the lead character, Elle Woods is harassed at her job place presumably because she is too

Legally Blonde follows the story of Elle Woods, a blonde sorority girl. Elle is desperately in love with her boyfriend Warner. Much to her surprise, Warner breaks up with Elle on the night she hoped he would propose. He wants to settle down with someone serious to ensure a better shot at becoming a senator someday. Elle is devastated, but realizes she can become the woman of Warner’s dreams by joining him at Harvard Law School. With help from her sorority sisters, this is possible, but much more

If I were offered a role for a hero or villain in any movie, I would choose to play Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. Although confusing at first, the finer points of development and power that emanate from this character are all values that I hold dear to my heart. As an unconventional character she radiates principle, conviction, and autonomy all while upholding her traditionally feminine personality traits and never falling into the stereotypical qualities that are pushed on her. At the beginning

A story that has influenced my thinking in a better way is Legally Blonde by Amanda Brown. The story introduces Elle Woods, the president of her sorority, a Hawaiian Tropic girl, and Miss June in her campus calendar. Early on, she gets dumped by her boyfriend,Warner, because he wants to become a senator by age 30 so says he needs to stop messing around and “marry a Jackie not a Marilyn.” Her sole motivation to attend Harvard Law is to win back Warner’s heart. Later, Elle gains a passion for law

When one argues a point, it is not to convince himself or herself, but to convince others. Luckily, success is easily achieved if the right approach is taken. To break things down, Aristotle’s Rhetorical Triangle helps guide the approach of an argument, based on the argument’s target audience. Aristotle believed knowing the target audience was the most important part to winning an argument. The Rhetorical Triangle outlines three different types of persuasive appeals: Logos, the logical appeal, uses