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    She Unnames Them

    The Judeo-Christian origin story of Adam and Eve (the Christian God created Adam and then formed Eve from his rib). Adam was given the task to name everything, including Eve.

    She Unnames Them Quiz


    STANDARD 1.1 Explain concise and appropriate textual evidence to support analysis of text. 3 minutes Clear everything off of your desk. Put phones away. Complete the quiz.

    She Unnames Them


    In this story (as well as in real life), how does the concept of naming coincide with power? In this story, are names liberating? Are they binding? What power do the creatures have over keeping their names? Why is this an important point?

    She Unnames Them Gender / Psychoanalytical Lens


    How does the main character shift the gender dynamic in place by giving back her name? How is this feminine presence represented? Positively? Negatively? How is the masculine presence represented? Positively? Negatively? How does shifting the gender dynamic also shift the identity dynamic in this story?

    The Takeaway
    What is the takeaway tone (authors intended emotional reaction)? In what way is this story advocating a balance in power, both in terms of gender dynamics and in terms of identity?

    Caricature:
    a cartoon; a misrepresentation; a distortion of reality

    Caricature = one-dimensional One aspect is exaggerated for a specific effect One feature is emphasized and other features are sacrificed.

    Non-Sardonic Caricatures

    What are common caricatures you have seen in pop culture? Why is it easy for people or accept and internalize caricatures? What makes them so appealing?
    Why is it necessary to point out when a character is actually a caricature?

    Begin reading Lamb to the Slaughter


    Quietly and independently read the story. Answer the questions alongside the story, as well as those on the back page. Keep in mind the concept of caricatures when you read about Mary and her husband. Finish for homework. Quiz tomorrow!

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