During the time that the lai was written, there was a drastic change in courtly women’s attire, as tighter more revealing clothing became in favor over more modest clothing. This is documented in the article “Estreitement Bende: Marie de France’s Guigemar and the Erotics of Tight Dress,” by Nicole Smith, where she explores how Marie uses dress to enforce controlled sexuality. In the article Smith explains that “garments that were once expansive and flowing came to be tightly fitted across the body with belts, knots, and laces” (96). This dress style “became the emblematic of a fashion-savvy noblewoman in the art and literature of the high Middle Ages” (Smith 96). This came into…
The Forgotten Queen Boudicca, although disregarded in many history books, is and will always be remembered as one of Britain's most courageous and ruthless heros. A hero is someone who fights for a cause that they believe in, and does everything in his/her power to fulfill their dream-- that dream being what is best for mankind as a whole or for a certain people. During the rule of Emperor Nero, Boudicca was the queen of the Iceni tribe in Southeastern Britain, ruling alongside her husband, the king, Prasutagus. She did everything in her power to ward off Roman imperialism and led the largest British revolt against Roman rule in history. She is a hero because of her courage and determination and symbolizes of feminine strength.…
Claudia Arlexa can be best described as devious and as a stubborn or short-tempered character. One of Claudia’s outstanding traits is her ability to be devious through her deceitful ways. This can be shown when Claudia snuck into her father’s study to find what she thought was the key to Incarceron. Claudia’s goal her entire life had been to break into her father’s study. She had tried and asked so many to see what was on the inside of this mysterious room.…
example of Catherine’s desire to be loved is implicitly implied through her seeing danger in every corner of the court because she believed that she is disposable because she is feeling unloved in a foreign place with rules and dangers that are unknown to her. Chomsky uses the insecurity that Catherine may have felt upon her first arrival in Russia to portray her as a feeble girl who needs to be loved in a potentially dangerous and hostile world. Chomsky uses small portions of the primary sources to show Catherine as a weak ruler who is constantly seeking love through her many lovers throughout the film. Chomsky shows her as a female ruler who needs support from strong masculine personalities such as her lovers and the Grand Chancellor and Vice Chancellor. These men, whom she typically has a love for in either a romantic way or fatherly way, play a large role in her decision-making throughout the film.…
Exploring Culture and Perception: Claudia Arguello For this Exploring Culture and Perception assignment, I had the chance to interview a student named Claudia Arguello. She is a freshman entering George Mason University this year. In her previous year, she was a senior at Parkview High School located in Sterling, Virginia. She was born in Apopa, El Salvador and migrated to the United States of America when she was very young.…
My question is that did the Sweater come with a care label? I am sure the sweater did contain a care label; however I am I want to believe that the manufacturer attached care labels to the sweater because of the standard FTC clearly states. According to the FTC, "Provide complete instructions about regular care for the garment, or provide warnings if the garment cannot be cleaned without harm. Ensure that, if followed, care labeling instructions will cause no substantial harm to the product". If the sweater did not have a care label then I believe Kendra's mother could sue the manufacturer for failing to tag the sweater with the proper care label if any at all and CARDWARE for pushing and marketing the sweater without a the proper care label…
Julia Child was born Julia McWilliams, on August 15, 1912, in Pasadena, California. The eldest of three children, Julia was known by several pet names as a little girl, including “Juke”, “Juju” and “Jukies.” Her father, John McWilliams, Jr., was a Princeton graduate and early investor in California real estate. Her mother Julia Carolyn Weston had inherited a paper company. Her grandfather served as the Lieutenant Governor for the state of Massachusetts.…
In 1868, according to the website, Frances received her teacher’s diploma and returned back home where she taught in a private school and served the poor through charity (para. 8). As mentioned in the website, in 1880, Frances along with seven young women funded and started, the Institute of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Frances and the sisters wanted to become missionaries in China, however after visiting Rome to obtain an audience with Pope Leo XII. The Pope advised Frances to go “not to the East, but to the West”.…
During the Elizabethan era, a person’s clothes and fashion depended on his social status. These rules were specified in the Sumptuary Laws. These laws were explained to the citizens about the serious and harsh rules about what they could and could not wear from the color to the material of the clothing. These laws were made to limit the money of might been spent on clothing, accessories, and jewelry. In addition, these laws also showed the separated classes depended on the clothing that the citizens were wearing.…
In Joan Didion’s “Goodbye to All That”, she reminisces on her experiences as a young woman living in New York and the experiences that led her to move away at age twenty eight. As Didion grew older, the novelty of a city she once loved dearly wore off. By reflecting on her own youth in New York, Didion warns that the promise of a new city and its experiences can lead to one’s downfall, shattering all illusions of a young writer trying to make their own. This essay is Didion’s personal reflective piece that displays her nostalgia for an optimistic time of her youth in New York. This essay is about how Didion both fell in and out of love with New York and describes why she left her pseudo home of eight years.…
Hi, Shirin! Just the first sentence alone was enough to catch my attention: “I first read [the] piece after…my [father’s passing] and I couldn’t get enough.” First, I want to start my response to your first discussion board posting for Module Eight by giving my most genuine, heartfelt, and sincere condolences to you on your father’s death. I’m no stranger to loss, and grieving is never easy—I’ve dealt with several losses in my lifetime, the most painful loss being my Grandma’s passing in 2007. I hope you will not have to suffer seeing another family member leave the Earth anytime soon, and I hope you have been able to find peace and solace in knowing whatever troubles he suffered are over.…
The basic facts that I have given in my general application are only the facts that have been written down and kept record of. They don’t tell you who I am as a person, nor do they tell you if I would be a good candidate for your school. Hopefully, in this personal testimony of mine, I would like to explain some of the reasons why you should consider me as a student that is right for your school. I would first like to start off saying that your school is at the top of my list, as well as many others. I know that I am a perfect candidate for FIT as I have learned many great things in high school and at the community college I attend that will benefit me on my journey as I go to transfer to a four year University of my choice.…
Joan Didion and Eve Babitz were both born and raised in California. Joan was born in Sacramento, and Eve in Hollywood. Joan moved to New York City in her early 20’s, while Eve stayed in California. They both had a love for writing and first worked in magazine publications before moving onto fiction novels and memoirs. Eve had a string of lovers in her life but never chose to settle down and get married and have children.…
The writings of history have been significantly influenced by the time periods during which they were written. Indeed, during these time periods, political institutions with regard to political power have greatly affected the ways in which history has been interpreted. The rise of the nation-state as a political entity during the late 18th- 19th centuries had greatly altered historiography, for, with history emerging as a modern discipline, history began to mirror the ideals of, and acts as a font of, the polities of the time periods during which it was written. In both historian Thomas Babington Macaulay’s “Minute on Indian Education” and historian Lynn Hunt’s “The Many Bodies of Marie Antoinette,” the correlation between history and power…
Theoretical Part Market Entry strategy In internationalization process, companies implement various number of ownership strategies which determined the institutional form in market entry, formulation of ownership strategy depends on many factors; the situation of transaction costs – covering it in exporting process, share it with partners or to own facilities in targeted market- , economic of scale and scope, fiscal advantages, currency changes, decreasing political resistance, capital involvements of partners and intensity of partner involvement. Ownership strategies include; exporting, licensing and franchising agreements, production agreement, those previous strategies usually used to cover the transaction costs of national market when it…