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Identity Essay

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English

 

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November 24, 2012

 

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This non-essentialist/ essentialist view on identity is clearly demonstrated in P.J Hogan’s film “Muriel’s wedding”, Rosemary Dobson’s poem “Cock Crow” and the dust jacket of Nicolle Rosen’s biographical novel “Mrs Freud”. Society plays a significant role in the formation of identity of individual characters in “Muriel’s Wedding”...
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However, identity imposed on the individual is not a true reflection of self. This concept is clearly illustrated through the character of Muriel Heslop. From the opening credits of “Muriel’s Wedding” the central issue of feminine identity and the powerful expectation of society that success is defined by marriage is realised in the establishing shot of pink cursive font and a bouquet flying through a confetti peppered sky...
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