In the documentary “Killing Us Softly 4” Dr. Jean Kilbourne…

In the documentary “Killing Us Softly 4” Dr. Jean Kilbourne argues that women are objectified and dismembered by advertisers, and that this dehumanization makes violence against women more likely in our society. When men are objectified and dismembered it is not equal treatment because they are typically shown as strong and powerful, and moreover, there are no real world consequences of this process for men; after all, most men aren’t under constant threat of sexual violence. Which theoretical perspective is best represented in this point of view?

Consider a partial version of Bloch’s mutable Stack class: p…

Consider a partial version of Bloch’s mutable Stack class: public class Stack { private Object; } public void push (Object e) { ensureCapacity(); // implementation omitted from quiz elements = e; } public Object pop () { if (size == 0) throw new IllegalStateException(“Stack.pop”); Object result = elements; elements = null; return result; } } Also consider the following client interaction with Stack Stack s = new Stack(); s.push(“apple”); s.push(“orange”); System.out.println(s.pop()); What methods would be needed to convert the client interataction into an equivalent interaction with an immutable version called IStack? For each method, give just the method header – not the contract or implemetation. Choose the most correct answer.