EAS100Y1 Lecture Notes - Sherry Ortner, Ovulation, Zoophilia

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If men could ovulate (apply to martin reading) Ways w/ which people produce political text & understand the world. Idea of male body & masculinity as active. Key ways to understand world as basic ways to produce (political) knowledge. Knowledge of one thing via another basic metaphors to comprehend the world all humans possess a gendered body to experience world. Natural male superiority is elemental explanation of hierarchy. Ovulation, menstruation, fertilization, testicles, estrogen, testosterone, adrenaline, pituitary gland, ovaries, etc. Taught how to read bodies experience truth . Body as instrument for proof production & experiencing gendered truth gender diversity vs. focal meaning / essence differences focal meanings to get to essence imagines the essence of masculinity/ femininity/ sexuality that reduces human complexity political practice. Homologies truths that prove other truths gendered truths reflect one another experience truths & act out truths heterosexuality perform heterosexual acts machine of truth production. Men associate it w/ culture (tools, religious texts)

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(Understanding the entity and its environment)You have just been assigned as in-charge accountant on HipStar,Inc. a new audit client in the recording industry. HipStar is anemerging growth company that finds new recording artists, recordstheir music, and distributes the music directly to consumersexclusively over the Internet. The company does not produce CDs ortapes and does not distribute the artist's music throughtraditional distribution channels. In order to better understandHipStar, you have set out to understand the following:

Industry conditions
The regulatory environment
Other external factors affecting the business
The entity's business operations
The entity's investing activities and financing activities
The entity's financial reporting activities
The entity's objectives, strategies, and related businessrisks
How the entity measures and reviews its financialperformance.

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For each of these eight categories (1)describe the knowledge and understanding you want to obtain aboutHipStar to develop a knowledgeable perspective about the entity and(2) identify how this knowledge might assist in assessing the riskof material misstatement. Use the following format:

Key Categories	Describe the knowledge used to develop aknowledgeable perspective about HipStar	Identify how this knowledge might assist inassessing the risk of material misstatement
Industry conditions Regulatory environment Other external factors affecting the business The client's business operations The client's investing activities and financing activities The client's financial reporting activities The client's objectives, strategies, and related businessrisks How the client measures and reviews the entity's financialperformance

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1. Industry conditions

2. The regulatory environment

3. Other external factors affecting the business

4. The entity's business operations

5. The entity's investing activities and financingactivities

6. The entity's financial reporting activities

7. The entity's objectives, strategies, and related businessrisks

8. How the entity measures and reviews its financialperformance.

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Key Categories

Describe the knowledge used to develop aknowledgeable perspective about HipStar

Identify how this knowledge might assist inassessing the risk of material misstatement

1. Industry conditions

2. Regulatory environment

3. Other external factors affecting the business

4. The client's business operations

5. The client's investing activities and financingactivities

6. The client's financial reporting activities

7. The client's objectives, strategies, and related businessrisks

8. How the client measures and reviews the entity's financialperformance

Professor Tipton, being an avidhunter, was stalking the woods for morels. He saw a giant morelnext to a fallen tree. When he reached down to get it a smalltimber rattler bit his hand. By time he got back to the car, thebite mark was swollen and extremely painful. Being a card-carryingenzymologist, he knew that many snake venoms contain phospholipasesA2. a)Explain why the snake bite causedrapid pain and inflammation (abiochemical explanation; it has nothing to do with Dr. TiptonÃ¢â¬â¢spain tolerance).b)Based on your biochemicalunderstanding of the mechanism of the pain (Chapter 10), suggest apossible treatment (noamputations please).c)If too much phospholipase A2 entersthe bloodstream, the significant accumulation ofone of the products of thereaction acts as a powerful detergent, causing the lysis of redblood cells and potential death. What is this dangerous product andwhat makes it such a good detergent?
(8 pts) Melittin is a 26 aminoacid helical peptide (GIGAVLKVLTTGLPALISWIKRKRQQ) that is the majorcomponent of bee venom and is responsible for cell death bydisrupting the plasma membrane. Develop a logical explanation ofhow this peptide could facilitate membrane disruption.

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