Susan Bordo references her "subject position", as well as the subject position of other viewers, throughout her essay. Read the essay paying particular attention to where Bordo talks about the effects of particular ads, and where she speaks from her own or from another subject position. Think about how she is "reading" and responding to these images, then think how YOU see and respond to them. Articulate the reactions from your own "subject position". Choose several examples and write about how she sees and understands them, and also how you see and understand them. How do these images look to you and at you? How might you speak back to Bordo? Develop both positions with care and detail, and think about how you can explain the differences. Please, when you quote write the page number in parathesis. No bibliography needed. Refere only to this essay because we did not read anything else written by this author. Do not compare her work with other works of hers or another author. You will find this readind in: Ways of Reading; An anthology for writers by David Bartholomae and Anthony Petrosky. 8th edition. Bedford/St. Martin`s; Boston - New York, 2008. pages 131 - 176.