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"Hunger" by Gabriela Lee, adolescent hunger means desire: desire…
"Hunger" by Gabriela Lee
Adolescent Hunger
the desires of the young – our ambitiousness, our wish to be free, our passion for love, and our urge to experience (Marcus)
the youths’ longing for intimacy and intense sexual desires, which may lead adolescents to aggressive acts (Angel)
her hunger for the love and attention from her childhood crush; sexual desire; intense emotions (Vivienne)
similarity between manananggal and the character: their seemingly uncontrollable urges to literally or figuratively feed on human flesh (Julienne)
teenagers conceal their identities, yearning for connection and freedom, reflecting their contradictory impulses (Latrell)
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love, attention, power, pain, fame, forgiveness, time (Maria)
hormonal craziness, perhaps refers to orgasm or sexual temptation, because it is usually around that age when teens hit puberty (Drey)
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Abortion
the narrative critiques the penalizing process of undergoing abortion in the Philippines where women have to internalize this burden as entirely their own to shoulder (Catherine)
the issue of women having restricted access to safe reproductive healthcare and the criminalization of such procedures in the Philippine (Graciel)
it confirms and critiques this negative notion against abortion: a punishment; freeing experience; the guilt you live throughout your life when you get an abortion (Vivienne)
the opportunity to connect with individuals of her kind—those who are marginalized and stigmatized by society due to their circumstances (Lizeth)
Legalizing abortion is a unidimensional solution for unwanted pregnancies because sexual education and contraceptives are of equal importance (Angela)
portrays how, despite its illegality, those who are desperate to get an abortion can and will find a way to access it; banning of this procedure is counterproductive, only promoting unsafe practices that have to be carried out in secret (Annika)
represents the lifelong consequences of the unsanitary operation and its inaccessibility— a necessity in my opinion as it provides a healthy option for women to choose without having to risk their lives (Sebastian)
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adolescent hunger means desire: desire for social acceptance (peer and family relationship), desire to pursue one’s passion (performing in gigs and alcoholic indulgence), and desire for sexual and romantic relationships (lust)
status of abortion in the Philippine: criminalization of abortion, on-the ground resistances, health risks and complications experienced by women
age, diet, social status, economic status: this set of deviations offers a way to explore, reimagine, and resist a similar yet distinct case of patriarchal attempts to control femininity
colonial context: women in political position
contemporary context: female autonomy in areas such as socioeconomic mobility, sexuality, reproductive choices, etc.
Instructor's Note: This conceptual map integrates key points from both the Discussion Board and the in-person session