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investigated, and this technology is itself involved in the design process of computer systems in Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools. The chapter ends with some thoughts on the prognosis of HCI as a technology and its impact on design methodology and systems engineering practice.

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Introduction,ered. . (Claire Denis, 2001) centres on the search to cure a diseased woman who murders her lovers. . (Patty Jenkins, 2003) retrospectively explores the circumstances surrounding real-life murderer Aileen Wuornos’s acts of homicide. Road movie . (Coralie Trinh Thi and Virginie Despentes, 2000) uncov

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Conclusion,chise aims to empower young girls ‘by turning the violence back on men’ (2013: n.p.); Suzanne Moore declares that Katniss is a feminist role model, ‘shooting a flaming arrow across a cultural landscape barren of images of young, self-contained female strength’ (2013: n.p.); whereas David Cox ponders

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Introduction,d wife into his care as a patient. During their many sessions, he asks her to recount her fears and memories: unresponsive to her husband’s treatment, the woman retaliates by inflicting acts of violence upon him. A similar scenario of interrogation takes place in . (Stephen Daldry, 2008): a judge pr

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Horror, Hysteria and Female Malaise: ,,at the 62nd Cannes International Film Festival, the film follows an unnamed couple, the Man (Willem Dafoe) and the Woman (Charlotte Gainsbourg), whose infant son, Nic, dies after falling from the high window of his nursery.. The Woman is so overwhelmed with grief and guilt following the accident tha

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Sex and Self-Expression: Fatal Women in ,,alome, Cleopatra and Clytemnestra, who all pose an explicitly eroticised threat of violence to their male counterparts, are some of the earliest recorded figures of female violence in art and literature. The link between women’s sexuality and their capacity for murder has been perpetuated in contemp