Ever since time, women were often overlooked by society. The thought of women in a leadership role or making great strides in accomplishing extraordinary feats were quite unthinkable. Today is a new age, a modern day where women have tackled the gender bias and have taken on "only men" roles in the workplace, as well as have gained notable recognition and power in various areas such as the political market and in others where it was "men only". This presentation will argue the similarities and differences over time of woman in history, and the roles women played in different time periods in Western Civilization (San Miguel).
According to Aristotle (1900), it appears that the Spartan women rebelled against the legislature in Rome and he states... …show more content…
The author was an activist and play writer named Olyme de Gouges. The point he was trying to get across was to revealed how the French revolution was a failure due to sex equality. According to Olyme de Gouges, author of The Declaration of the Rights of Women “Woman is born free and remains equal to man in rights. Social distinctions may be based only on common utility”. Ms. De Gougues was devoted to the caused of women rights and has demanded a national assembly of women, the vote for women, stressed for women’s education and arguged that men must obey the rights of women. It has taken a long period of time for women today to gain equals rights for education, work place, political market, and other varies areas. It is believed that society had made false assumptions of the power over women and had a series of false assumptions. The declaration of rights of the women of the united states reveals five …show more content…
This behavior stems from Louis XIV of France, due to his high expectations of proper social behavior. There were much writings on proper etiquette from the early 19th century to the 20th century including authors such as Emily Post and Miss Manners. This article quoted above spoke about how a women gait and carriage should be; when and when not to attract attention to others raising the dress; and speaking to their husbands. It was a ladies’ guide for proper manners dress and conversation. In todays age proper etiquette still stands. It is my belief that certain acts that society would frowns upon if women act a certain way, without gentleness and etiquette. Society has defined etiquette as a staple to proper conduct. . There are all types of etiquette behaviors such as, etiquette within family, social and also within a professional manner. It is this foundation of basic good manners that is accepted by society. This can lead to a women’s failure or success in life and is part of the moral system. Basic etiquette starts within the home, continues when you get married and then within the rest of the women’s life. The word “please” and the word “thank you” can lead a long way. Having good manners and etiquette is basically being respectful. Etiquette is internationally known; the Japanese and French
According to Aristotle (1900), it appears that the Spartan women rebelled against the legislature in Rome and he states... …show more content…
The author was an activist and play writer named Olyme de Gouges. The point he was trying to get across was to revealed how the French revolution was a failure due to sex equality. According to Olyme de Gouges, author of The Declaration of the Rights of Women “Woman is born free and remains equal to man in rights. Social distinctions may be based only on common utility”. Ms. De Gougues was devoted to the caused of women rights and has demanded a national assembly of women, the vote for women, stressed for women’s education and arguged that men must obey the rights of women. It has taken a long period of time for women today to gain equals rights for education, work place, political market, and other varies areas. It is believed that society had made false assumptions of the power over women and had a series of false assumptions. The declaration of rights of the women of the united states reveals five …show more content…
This behavior stems from Louis XIV of France, due to his high expectations of proper social behavior. There were much writings on proper etiquette from the early 19th century to the 20th century including authors such as Emily Post and Miss Manners. This article quoted above spoke about how a women gait and carriage should be; when and when not to attract attention to others raising the dress; and speaking to their husbands. It was a ladies’ guide for proper manners dress and conversation. In todays age proper etiquette still stands. It is my belief that certain acts that society would frowns upon if women act a certain way, without gentleness and etiquette. Society has defined etiquette as a staple to proper conduct. . There are all types of etiquette behaviors such as, etiquette within family, social and also within a professional manner. It is this foundation of basic good manners that is accepted by society. This can lead to a women’s failure or success in life and is part of the moral system. Basic etiquette starts within the home, continues when you get married and then within the rest of the women’s life. The word “please” and the word “thank you” can lead a long way. Having good manners and etiquette is basically being respectful. Etiquette is internationally known; the Japanese and French