The White Garden shows the most worked, formal and contained use of the language existing in the chasm between the conscious and the unconscious. This is the territory that the novel explores because the female characters adopt different personifications and they subvert the personalities of the women they stand for enjoying the status of deluded women. The boundary between the conscious, the s...

David Lynch's film Blue Velvet threatens to make interpretation redundant, so openly does it flaunt its Freudian themes and narrative. Its protagonist, Jeffrey Beaumont (Kyle MacLachlan), is an Oedipal hero. His real father is struck down (by a heart attack); he sets out on a journey, encounters woman as enigma, woman as symbolic mother figure, and makes love to her; finally, he kills the murde...

According to the literature invoked in our paper, assessment can be a means of subjective measurement, factor issuing value judgment based on certain particular theory, which has status preventing continuous study that could lead towards improvement or achievement highest possible performance. Regarding disturbing factors, once settled, they induce quite significant and at same time relevant va...

As a French feminist subversion and contemporary reimagining of Mike Nichols’ classic American film, The Graduate, Marion Vernoux’s Bright Days Ahead (Les beaux jours) rebukes Hollywood for its general exclusion leading women aged 40 or over Oedipal portrayals them. film subverts Graduate by portraying the latter film’s adulterous affair between younger man an older woman through woman’s eyes. ...