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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Controversial Gender Experiment

A. Did the Doctors take the right course of action after the accidental mutalation.?
No, The doctors and the parents should have known better. This was the reason why he committed suicide. all though he married and raised three stepchildren in the back of his head he had severe trauma.It was a big impact in his life knowing he had been raised as a girl when he was really a boy.

B. What other methods or actions could have been taken?.
Im my opinion anything would have been better than raising HIM as a HER. This was obviously the wrong choice, too bad the doctors and the parents didn't think about the major consequences the hormone treatments could have done.

C. Who is to blame and how can this be avoided in the future.
Its ludicrous to think about David's parents agreeing to such "advice". I blame the parents for letting their SON go though such life. This obviously caused some mental issues. They basically made their child a "Human experiment"

D. Your overall thoughts and comments on this topic.
I saw a show about the Joan-John case and i was amazed that a parent would put their child though such torment. To this day i still cant understand why doctors would do this. Davis was a human just like any of us, and he deserved to live as one.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Grounds for Sculpture

Grounds for sculpture

Grounds for sculpture was a great trip in general. I loved all the hidden art and the details that were put into every part. The weather was perfect because there was little light which made it easier to photograph certain sculptures. I would recommend anyone who is into modern art to take a day and explore the hidden beauty in this place.
My favorite piece of art were all the swinging chairs. They were not exactly "art" or a "sculpture" but i love the way they were scattered all through the Grounds. There were alson some other interesting art pieces, like the white masks with different face expressions in the cafe. They were so simple but expressed so much.