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Rupaul’s Drag Race and Philosophy: Sissy That Thought

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As RuPaul has said, this is the Golden Age of Drag--and that’s chiefly the achievement of RuPaul’s Drag Race, which in its eleventh year is more popular than ever, and has now become fully mainstream in its appeal. The show has an irresistible allure for folks of all persuasions and proclivities. Ye

t serious or philosophical discussion of its exponential success has been rare. Now at last we have RuPaul’s Drag Race and Philosophy, shining the light on all dimensions of this amazing phenomenon: theories of gender construction and identity, interpretations of RuPaul’s famous quotes and phrases,

the paradoxes of reality shows, the phenomenology of the drag queen, and how the fake becomes the truly authentic. The book includes a Foreword by the original Gender Outlaw Kate Bornstein. Among the thought-provoking issues examined in this path-breaking and innovative volume: ● What Should a Qu

een Do? Marta Sznajder looks at RuPaul’s Drag Race from the perspective of rationality. Where contestants have to eliminate each other, the prisoner’s dilemma and other well-known situations emerge. ● Reading Is Fundamental! Lucy McAdams analyzes two different, important speech acts that regularly

appear on Drag Race--reading and throwing shade. ● The Values of Drag Race. Guilel Treiber observes two competing sets of values being presented in Drag Race. The more openly advertised ＂charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent,＂ advancing the skills of every single contender, are opposed by the fad

ing set of ＂acceptance, support, solidarity, and empowerment,＂ which has historically been the cornerstone of the LGBTI+ community. ● The Importance of Being Fabulous. Holly Onclin challenges the preconceived notion that drag queens are mainly about female impersonation and instead proposes to unde

rstand drag queens as impersonators of celebrity. ● RuPaul Is a Better Warhol. Megan Volpert compares RuPaul and Andy Warhol in their shared pursuit of realness. ● Is Reading Someone to Filth Allowed? Rutger Birnie asks whether there are ethical restrictions on reading someone, since reads are ult

imately insults and could cause harm. ● Serving Realness? Dawn Gilpin and Peter Nagy approach the concept of realness in Drag Race, to discuss the differences between realness, authenticity and the nature of being. ● Death Becomes Her. Hendrik Kempt explores the topic of death both in philosophy a

nd in Drag Race, starting from the claim that ＂Philosophy is training for death.＂ ● We’re All Born Naked. Oliver Norman follows up on Ru’s mantra, ＂We are all born naked and the rest is drag.＂ ● Fire Werk with Me. Carolina Are looks into the fan-subcultures of Drag Race and Twin Peaks, which have

come together to form a unique sub-subculture, in which members of both fan-subcultures create memes and idiosyncrasies. ● Towards a Healthier Subjectivity? Ben Glaister looks at the way Drag Race contestants adopt their drag personae almost as second selves, without finding themselves violating th

eir other self. ● RuPaul versus Zarathustra. Julie and Alice van der Wielen ask the question, Who would win an intellectual lip-sync battle--RuPaul or Nietzsche’s Zarathustra? ● Playing with Glitter? Fernando Pagnoni and pals explore the game and play elements of Drag Race. ● The Origins of Self-

Love. Anna Fennell expounds upon RuPaul’s question, ＂If you can’t love yourself, how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?＂ ● The Sublime. Sandra Ryan thinks about Kant’s concept of the sublime and explores how we find its applications in Drag Race. ● You Want to Be Anonymous? You Better Work!

Alice Fox watches Drag Race through the lens of criminal law and the problem of decreasing anonymity through ubiquitous data surveillance. Drag Race can teach us how to create misleading patterns of online behavior and public presentation to render the blackbox persona useless. ● Drag and Vulnerab

ility. Anneliese Cooper contrasts Drag Race’s demand for vulnerability and perceived authenticity with the inherent inauthenticity of creating a new persona. Hendrik Kempt is a Research Associate, FoKoS, University Siegen in Germany. He has authored several forthcoming articles on morality and AI

. Megan Volpert is the author of many books on communication and popular culture, including two Lambda Literary Award finalists. After seven years as a nationally competitive debater, she competed in poetry slams for several more. Her MFA in Creative Writing is from Louisiana State University and sh

e writes regularly for PopMatters. She has been teaching high school English in Atlanta for over a decade and was 2014 Teacher of the Year. She edited the American Library Association-honored anthology This Assignment Is So Gay: LGBTIQ Poets on the Art of Teaching. She is co-editor of RuPaul’s Drag

Race and Philosophy (2020). Foreword author Kate Bornstein is known as the original ＂Gender Outlaw.＂

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沒有錯誤訊息於外科手術口罩：HES跟假新聞的滲透的實驗分析

為了解決Lip Sync Battle的問題，作者喬安 這樣論述：

The emerging technologies have tremendously shaped human interactions. These connections did not exist as they are now. Data transmission goes incredibly fast, and this is still increasing. (Harrington, 2007) The society of information was an open term that allowed the public to understand the netw

orks that were set up to establish communication easier and faster. People were the holders of such information and could manipulate it to desire.Technologies have improved so much that they could be either progressive or harmful. With such a vast collection of materials ready to be digested, what s

hall new generations learn before being exposed to this huge amount of data? Would the new generation of students be aware of the presence of misleading information that this data transmission has brought?This dissertation aimed to facilitate and discern the specifics of literacy in digital informat

ion processing, and how students in Higher Education Institutions (HEI) react to it. The aim of the study was to apply the Misinformation Test (MT) to determine whether a group of students could identify fabricated information better when told or when not.The MT measured if the actual curricula have

prepared students to handle the implications of coping with technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) and to manage to curate the information to transform it into knowledge. This research found out that higher education students (HES) categorize information coming from news regarding thei

r interest or relevance rather than its veracity. It provides a current orientation for higher education leaders and directors. Also, sets a framework for government policies in terms of education.

Be You Activity Book

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Spot the difference, solve the mazes, and complete all the great activities in this book from Dance Moms and Nickelodeon star JoJo Siwa. Television star JoJo Siwa is a sweet and sassy teen with a can-do attitude who dazzles fans with her love of dance, bows, and her dog, BowBow JoJo knows that the

key to a great life is to believe in yourself, and her fans can do just that in this brand-new coloring and activity book. With 88 full-color pages packed with JoJo-inspired word searches, friendship quizzes, and designs, this book is the ultimate gift for fans JOJO SIWA is a social media sensation

, singer, dancer, NY Times best-selling author, TV personality (Nickelodeon's Lip Sync Battle Shorties & Dance Moms) and Nickelodeon star. In addition to signing an overall talent agreement with Nickelodeon, she has a global line of consumer products including her signature bows, accessories, appare

l, toys, arts and crafts, cosmetics, home goods, bedding, publishing, and party supplies. In spite of these early successes, JoJo's priorities remain at the core of her Nebraskan/Mid-Western upbringing and grounded family values. A true ambassador of anti-bullying, JoJo continues to be a prominent a

nd relatable role model for her countless fans, with the strength and power in her message of celebrating individuality, keeping strong in the face of adversity, and never giving up. JoJo Siwa is a dancer, singer, actress, and social media star known for her roles in the reality TV shows Dance Mom

s and Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition. She has over 4 million subscribers on her YouTube channel and over 6 million followers on Instagram. JoJo starred in a Nickelodeon special based on her rise in the dance world called JoJo Siwa: My World, which aired in August 2017, and she won the Kids’ Choic

e Award in 2017 for Favorite Viral Music Artist.