nera Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Krenuli je par drugih jako zivcano i nabusito, i to oko smesne sitnice,sad dal zbog doktorskih titula,dal zbog pominjanja sfrj kao necega sto nije vrhnucac civilizacije :/ U svakom slucaju idalje cekam da neko pruzi neki jaci argument za svoje tvrdnje od svoje babe i svoje mladosti(jbg,tesko prihvatiti da je svacija maldost najlepsa nekome i da svet ide dalje i napred) jbg, tesko je diskutovati sa nekim ko ne vidi dalje od tabele i svoje trenutne mladosti. i da, emancipacija zena u sfrj jeste dozivela vrhunac 80-tih, ali ne samo emancipacija i ne samo u sfrj vec globalno, sa moje tacke gledista. sve je bilo znacajno slobodnije do kraja 80-tih, kultura, zabava, muzika, film, serije, zene, muskarci, deca, pa i nesretne babe. svet se povlaci u konzervu polako, srbija zbog svojih specificnosti jos i brze. globalne i lokalne krize apsolutno pomazu takav razvoj dogadjaja. sad, kontam da tebi sfrj bode oci zbog neceg, ali ne znam koji bi to period obelezio kao bolji, predratnu kraljevinu ili ovo sad, ili samo imas neki viziju kako bi stvari trebalo da izgledaju?
belch Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 evo nero i ema tompson se sa tobom slaže. biće da je u pitanju globalni trend. Emma Thompson: sexism in acting industry is worse than ever Oscar-winning actor says sexism and ‘forms of unpleasantness to women have become more entrenched and more prevalent’ The Oscar-winning actor Emma Thompson has spoken out about ageism and the lack of opportunities for women in the acting industry, saying “sexism and unpleasantness” was worse than ever. The Sense and Sensibility and Nanny McPhee star said the world was in a “worse state than I have known it, particularly for women”. Thompson is the latest female actor to speak out about sexism in television and film, following comments by stars including Maggie Gyllenhaal, Helen Mirren and director Jane Campion. “I don’t think there’s any appreciable improvement and I think that, for women, the question of how they are supposed to look is worse than it was even when I was young,” she told the new issue of Radio Times. “So, no, I am not impressed, at all. I think it’s still completely shit, actually.” Thompson said: “When I was younger I really did think we were on our way to a better world and when I look at it now, it is in a worse state than I have known it, particularly for women and I find that very disturbing and sad. “So I get behind as many young female performers as I can and actually a lot of the conversations with them are about exactly the fact that we are facing and writing about the same things and nothing has changed, and that some forms of sexism and unpleasantness to women have become more entrenched and indeed more prevalent.” Thompson, 56, plays a 77-year-old prostitute in her latest project, The Legend of Barney Thomson, opposite co-star Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting, The Full Monty) who is also the film’s director. “It is a bit ageist,” said Thomson. “It would be really nice to get someone who is actually 77 to play her, but it’s a wildly comic role and I couldn’t resist.” It is not the first time Thompson, who won an Oscar for her 1995 adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, has addressed the issue. Publicising her Disney film Saving Mr Banks two years ago, she said there was a period in her 30s when she was offered “a whole string of roles that basically involved saying to a man: ‘Please don’t go and do that brave thing. Don’t! No, no, no!’ “That’s a trope, the stock woman who says: ‘Don’t do the brave thing.’ I said no to all of them. I’m so proud.” She added: “What the ding-dong heck is going on if this is still something we’re talking about?” Gyllenhaal, star of BBC2 drama The Honourable Woman, said earlier this year that she was told by a Hollywood producer that she was too old, at 37, to play the love interest of a 55-year-old man. “It was astonishing to me,” she said. “It made me feel bad, and then it made me feel angry, and then it made me laugh.” Her comments prompted research which showed that female leads in Hollywood movies were on average four and a half years younger than their male counterparts. Prime Suspect star Helen Mirren said sexism and ageism against older female actors in the film industry was “fucking outrageous”. Responding to Gyllenhaal’s comments in June, Mirren said: “It’s ridiculous, and twas ever thus. “We all watched James Bond as he got more and more geriatric, and his girlfriends got younger and younger. It’s so annoying.” Jane Campion, director of The Piano and BBC2’s Elisabeth Moss drama Top of the Lake, last year said there was “inherent sexism” in the film industry. “It’s not that I resent the male film-making, but there is something that women are doing that we don’t get to know enough about,” she said. Thompson said she would take her 15-year-old daughter, Gaia, to this summer’s Edinburgh festival for the first time to watch a couple of her friends, Lily Bevan and Jessica Butcher, perform one-woman shows. “It means a lot to me because that is what I did and I want my daughter to have a look at that and say: ‘Oh, that’s one way of expressing what you need to express’,” she told the listings magazine. “I think she looks around at the prevailing culture and thinks: ‘None of that really applies to me and I don’t get it’ – the magazines, the ‘figure’ culture and the handbags – it’s just absolutely meaningless. So I can’t wait for her to see these women writer/performers.” The BBC Trust, in the corporation’s annual report last week, said the BBC had to do more to put more women on television, as well as tackle a lack of black, Asian and minority ethnic actors on-screen. It was followed by the government’s green paper on the future of the BBC two days later, which also said it had to do more to reflect the makeup of its audience.
kurjak92 Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Samo razlicite struje feminizma Blech, samo to. Nera, vec sam napomenuo da je upitanju sadasnjost, nikakva kraljevina jugoslavija, opet kazem, kada bi se (pazljivije) citalo sta sagovornik pise.
kurjak92 Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Lepo je sto su tebi 80 te vrhunac svega, boze moj, svako ima pravo na neracionalna osecanja, samo opet kazem, mozes da bacis neke podatke o tome sta je tada bilo bolje, konkretno crno na belo, (sad ce opet neko po sesti put da pita koji su parametri :D )
nera Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Samo razlicite struje feminizma Blech, samo to. Nera, vec sam napomenuo da je upitanju sadasnjost, nikakva kraljevina jugoslavija, opet kazem, kada bi se (pazljivije) citalo sta sagovornik pise. pa eto, da ponovim, sadasnjost dosta losije stoji sa emancipacijom od narecenih 80-tih.
Miralem Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 cudo kako politicka korektnost nije popravila polozaj zena. i ostalih
kurjak92 Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Jel takav zakljucak posedica fuzije iskustva bake i tebe? Ili imas neku strinu za 80te i komsinicu za danas, da mu se ipak da nota ozbiljnosti.
beta Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 intenzivna emancipacija počinje odmah posle 45-te. zemlja je bila razrušena, a kako je većina muških bila što poubijana što kljakava, bilo je neophodno da se u obnovu društva aktivno uključe i žene. ovaj period traje do 80-tih kada počinje uvertira u ekonomske krize, praćene ratovima na balkanu.
kurjak92 Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Nije tacno beta ccc, iako mi se zamera neki hejt ka sfrj, ja se trudim da budem objektivan. u ww1 dolazi do veceg ucesca zena zbog angazovanja muskaraca na frontu, ima toga i u ww2, medjutim, komunisti to ne rade zbog moranja, nego zato sto zaista dosledno tada primenjuju taj deo svoje ideologije o jednakosti.
nera Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Lepo je sto su tebi 80 te vrhunac svega, boze moj, svako ima pravo na neracionalna osecanja, samo opet kazem, mozes da bacis neke podatke o tome sta je tada bilo bolje, konkretno crno na belo, (sad ce opet neko po sesti put da pita koji su parametri :D ) tebi je izgleda neracionalno sve sto se kosi sa tvojim misljenjem, kako zgodno... e slusaj kurjak, sad si vec dozlaboga dosadan i iritantan... to sto se tebi ne svidja necije iskustvo ne znaci da imas pravo da omalovazavas... kakva je konfuzija u tvojoj glavi kad toliko ne mozes da podneses neslaganje sa sopstvenim misljenjem.... poturi ti nos jos malo u knjige, pa mozda ti nekad i iskoci neka korisna tabelica ili ipak ne... a moje zivotno iskustvo je takvo kakvo je, bejah sredinom 90-tih mlada i neiskusna, pa 'tedoh upisati neku sociologiju/psihologiju/istoriju, iz ljubavi prema drustvenim naukama, pa mi majka udarila zabran pod parolom "zar hoces da budes obrazovana domacica?!" @ Miralem, politicka korektnost je jedna od onih stvari koje poplocavaju put do pakla
kurjak92 Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Steta, da jesi upisala drustvene nauke ne bi morali deset postova da se vrtimo u krug dok ja pokusavam da ti objasnim da ne omalazavam tvoja licna iskustva,msm tvoja,bake,komsinice i sl, nego da ona ne znace nista naspram naucnog materjala, tj da su oni mikro delici studija,i da nisu nisu dovoljni sami po sebi
Meazza Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Prvo znam,sto iz prve ruke sto istrazivanja. Bolje je nego pre 35 godina. Ili mislis da je u selima vreme stalo? I da, mali svic, pokusaj da razumes da ne kazem da je sada sjajno,samo da je bolje. Na stranu tvoj arogantan nastup, sa ovim se sto posto slazem, iz prve ruke.
nera Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Steta, da jesi upisala drustvene nauke ne bi morali deset postova da se vrtimo u krug dok ja pokusavam da ti objasnim da ne omalazavam tvoja licna iskustva,msm tvoja,bake,komsinice i sl, nego da ona ne znace nista naspram naucnog materjala, tj da su oni mikro delici studija,i da nisu nisu dovoljni sami po sebi ne druze, u deset krugova se vrtimo jer ti ne priznajes nista osim tabelica i naucnih materijala a ja (i jos poneko) se drzimo zivota. znaco, razumem ja tebe da na papiru sve zvuci savrseno i napredno, ali u realnom zivotu stvari ne stoje bas tako. no, izvoli nastaviti sam sa sobom diskusiju.
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