novel, Milton and Tessie take Calliope to see Dr. Luce in New York City

Background: Towards the end of the novel, Milton and Tessie take Calliope to see Dr. Luce in New York City. After evaluating Calliope, Dr. Luce recommends a treatment protocol that will, as Milton explains, make Calliope “better” (p. 422). The treatment, according to Dr. Luce, will transform Calliope into a “normal girl” who can “go on and enjoy her life” (p. 428).

Question: Given what we’ve learned about gender differences in areas such as the educational system, the labor market, sex and desire, etc., as well as the importance of erotic capital, compare and contrast the potential for Cal (as we know him) and this “better” Calliope (as we can imagine her) to “have it all” (Slaughter 2012).

Details: In answering the question, you must identify what Slaughter means by “having it all” and integrate at least two course readings and two passages from Middlesex. As usual, you must use argumentative essay format with a thesis, topic sentences, claims (with evidence and reason), and a conclusion. Your essay must include internal and external citations.
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