Analysing Borys Will Be Boys and The Work of Gender in the Discourse of Discovery

In this essay, the author

• Analyzes how the justice department spoke to a woman whose daughter was sexually assaulted, at the age of five, by an adolescent boy, who was sentenced to two years of community service.
• Analyzes how ralegh's "discoverie" was a sex-dripping advertisement for young men to want to conquer land as much as they desired the flesh of women. the america engraving by theodor galle is soaking with sexual conduct and the need to dominate these people.
• Analyzes how the use of savagery, and the feminine words to describe land, allow the european patriarchy to have domination as their right.

• Analyzes how the justice department spoke to a woman whose daughter was sexually assaulted, at the age of five, by an adolescent boy, who was sentenced to two years of community service.
• Analyzes how ralegh's "discoverie" was a sex-dripping advertisement for young men to want to conquer land as much as they desired the flesh of women. the america engraving by theodor galle is soaking with sexual conduct and the need to dominate these people.
• Analyzes how the use of savagery, and the feminine words to describe land, allow the european patriarchy to have domination as their right.
• Analyzes how the writing in "discoverie" portrays a boastful attitude, as well as patriotic. the reading doesn't talk about why women in particular are seen as something that must be dominated or conquered.
• Analyzes how the gendered metaphorical discourse of queen elizabeth at tilbury anticipates ralegh's desire to conquer and take the land from the amazons.
• Analyzes how ralegh's desire to understand the truth of warlike women preoccupied him. his ruler is also a woman, whom he must honor and treat with the same respect as the king.
• Analyzes how the language of 'boys will be boys' was accepted during the rape of young girls.
• Opines that the questioning of society's norms is when things rear their ugly heads with their many flaws.
• Analyzes how mulvey's visual pleasure and narrative cinema is a questioning of how women are being presented as normality in cinema.
• Explains that the woman displayed has functioned on two levels: as erotic object for the characters within the screen story, and as
• Analyzes how ralegh's "discoveries" makes certain behavior and thought appear to be normality because outside of europe most is unknown and different.
• Analyzes how language has the power to control, gain respect, and lose respect. ralegh's "discoverie" was a manipulation of words to lure people to do an evil.
• Opines that we must think of our language when we speak of something that is not ourselves, and question the power of words that are being used and accepted by society.
• Describes examples of language being used on a daily basis that controls one another.
• Describes montrose's book, the work of gender in the discourse of discovery.
• Explains rodowick, david norman, the crisis of political modernism: criticism and ideology in contemporary film theory.