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Fear of the MonsterIs Really a Kind of Desire, Answers for the MONSTERS
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- 1. According to Cohen, why is it important that our exposure to monsters, whether in books or movies or on television, be temporary
- 2. How do monsters represent the “margins”(par.3) Explain at least one of the specific examples Cohen uses in his essay.
- 3. What does Cohen mean by the phrase “beyond the limits of the Thinkable”(par.9)
- 4. After Running Through a description of a typical horror narrative, Cohen states, “The audience knows how the genre works”(par.2). How much does genre affect the expectations of the audience In particular regarding monsters, what are those expectations To what extent does genre limit monsters, and why might this be a good thing
- 5. According to Cohen, the monster in some ways represents the expression Of the repressed. In other words, it does what we cannot. In your opinion, to what extent do monsters incorporate the forbidden Cite specific examples.
- 6. Cohen says that the “simultaneity of anxiety and desire. .ensure that the monster will always dange
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Fear of the MonsterIs Really a Kind of Desire, Answers for the MONSTERS
목차
1. According to Cohen, why is it important that our exposure to monsters, whether in books or movies or on television, be temporary
2. How do monsters represent the “margins”(par.3) Explain at least one of the specific examples Cohen uses in his essay.
3. What does Cohen mean by the phrase “beyond the limits of the Thinkable”(par.9)
4. After Running Through a description of a typical horror narrative, Cohen states, “The audience knows how the genre works”(par.2). How much does genre affect the expectations of the audience In particular regarding monsters, what are those expectations To what extent does genre limit monsters, and why might this be a good thing
5. According to Cohen, the monster in some ways represents the expression Of the repressed. In other words, it does what we cannot. In your opinion, to what extent do monsters incorporate the forbidden Cite specific examples.
6. Cohen…
목차
1. According to Cohen, why is it important that our exposure to monsters, whether in books or movies or on television, be temporary
2. How do monsters represent the “margins”(par.3) Explain at least one of the specific examples Cohen uses in his essay.
3. What does Cohen mean by the phrase “beyond the limits of the Thinkable”(par.9)
4. After Running Through a description of a typical horror narrative, Cohen states, “The audience knows how the genre works”(par.2). How much does genre affect the expectations of the audience In particular regarding monsters, what are those expectations To what extent does genre limit monsters, and why might this be a good thing
5. According to Cohen, the monster in some ways represents the expression Of the repressed. In other words, it does what we cannot. In your opinion, to what extent do monsters incorporate the forbidden Cite specific examples.
6. Cohen…
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