Marilyn Monroe, According to Richard Dyer, Represented Sexuality in Film

Marilyn Monroe, According to Richard Dyer, Represented Sexuality in Film

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This week’s reading and movie assignments are complete. The links to them are provided below.

Before you begin the quiz, please read and watch those.

Please read the questions carefully and ensure that you have answered them correctly.

Thank you a lot.

5A Ideology and Discourse

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NPdjop2bye9DYHNXt…

Carrie Buck is the subject of an NPR story.

https://www.npr.org/transcripts/604926914

Monroe, 5B, and Sexuality

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19Sb6fz3VY1FXQtM2I…

Jennifer Lawrence and Marilyn Monroe scandals, according to Anne Helen Peterson

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/annehelenpete…

But come to a halt.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u9CEaz BB9vEgVO7N…

Monroe, 5C, and Sexuality

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KVwE wCUUGebACh5n…

The Itch of Seven Years

https://www.ifun.tv/play?id=ZuRofBuR8P5

Guideline:

Hollywood Stardom is a class.

Dyer’s “Monroe and Sexuality” worksheet

Please respond to the questions below.

Determine which two of the statements below are correct. I’m not attempting to deceive you with statements that are 90% true but contain one false element. Rather, two of these statements are correct in their main ideas.

? According to Richard Dyer, Monroe appeared to be the epitome of carefree sexuality, but in reality she was childlike and vulnerable. He backs up his claim with a close examination of her performance in The Seven Year Itch.

? Richard Dyer claims that Marilyn Monroe embodied sexuality as it was understood in the mid-twentieth century, and he backs up his claim by examining her image in relation to 1950s sexuality discourse (interviews, articles, photographs, etc.).

? Marilyn Monroe is studied by Richard Dyer in relation to two competing discourses from the 1950s: the Playboy magazine discourse, which attempted to redefine sex as something healthy and natural, and the scientific discourse, particularly psychoanalysis, which understood sex in terms of the unconscious and familial relationships.

? Marilyn Monroe agreed to appear naked in the first issue of Playboy magazine in order to promote her belief that sex is healthy and natural, according to Richard Dyer. Monroe, unlike other Playboy models such as China Chado and Darine Stern, exudes naturalness and innocence.
The answer is simple.

Describe three ways in which Richard Dyer’s argument that Marilyn Monroe embodied the values that were important to 1950s audiences is supported by The Seven Year Itch.

How does the clipping from Picturegoer magazine reflect Richard Dyer’s description of the Playboy debate?

? What evidence does Dyer cite to back up his claim that Monroe’s celebrity image reflected the mid-century discourse on female sexuality? Describe one of Dyer’s examples that he uses to back up his claim.

? According to Richard Dyer, we need to understand how Marilyn Monroe embodies contemporary values in order to understand why she continues to resonate with audiences today. Choose one method by which Monroe is still being circulated (). What values does this impersonation or reference represent? Why are these values still relevant today? Makeup tutorials and drag shows on YouTube; impersonations by celebrities such as Kylie and Kendall Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, Beyoncé, or Dove Cameron; Snickers or Zales advertisements; Niki Minaj’s “Marilyn Monroe,” Madonna’s “Material Girl,” or the trailer for My Week with Marilyn starring Michelle Williams as Monroe; or the trailer for My Week with Marilyn starring Michelle Williams as Monroe. Identify the quality that is being referenced (Monroe’s beauty, sexiness, innocence, vulnerability, etc.) and explain how this quality is being used in the example in your response.

 

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