MUH 3025 Study Guide - Final Guide: Ethnography, Solipsism, Eth

• School: University of Florida
• Department: Music-History & Musicology
• Course: MUH 3025
• Professor: Harte Colin

Document Summary

Ters, curiously, not an academic dynamism but rather an antimovement based on a tedious series of failures during the six months in which the object subject sub- mitted himself to body building. Malysse typically skipped exercises and failed to perform stipulated sets, thus pro- voking laughter from his gym mates and his text"s readers. Malysse"s implacable resistance to muscular self-sculpting re- sulted from his self-assured feeling that his physique was adequate and did not require any type of inflation. Additionally, he did not buy into the idea of shaping himself to elevate the self socially or sexually. In fact, he claims he did not need at either of those goals. Thus the reader will be inclined to ask why malysse would have enrolled in such a calvary. One has the impression that it is his mind that enters into a rhythm with the weight machines, lifting many more kilos, and proving to be much more vig- orous than his body.