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    Student’s Name: Instructor’s Name: Course: Date: Mulian and Miaoshan The story of Mulian is perhaps one of the greatest tales from medieval China. It tells the story of a girl who disguises herself as a man and goes to war in place of her father. In the story, the main character, Mulian, is a virtuous monk who seeks the help of the Buddha to rescue his mother. Mulian’s mother had been humiliated and condemned to the lowest and most uncomfortable purgatory in Karmic retribution for her sins…

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    Considering that many modern European plays lack the presence of female characters, William Shakespeare and Thomas Middleton, influentially known as the second Shakespeare, uses a widespread of females within their plays Macbeth and The Witch. The addition of female characters sets such plays apart from other modern playwrights. Creativily, it is an interesting writing technique for male writers’ to use social sterotypes of women in their plays, to aid with the barren aspect of women reap…

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    South China Case Study

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    The current state of the Pacific is becoming increasingly complex and delicate. Although the Pacific Air Force’s dedication to “working with our allies and partners to deter aggression, increase burden sharing, and maintain peace and stability.” is still being maintained, local state actors have made it increasingly difficult for restoring stability in the region, primarily the aggressive actions of China in the South China Sea. As stated in the U.S. Pacific Command’s Posture Statement, “Chinese…

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    Old Spice Women

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    The Role of Women in Becoming a Man In the past sixty years, society has undergone a significant change in how its people view women and their role in everyday life. Women evolved from residing solely in the home completing such tasks as housework, child care, and making sure life runs smoothly, to becoming CEO’s of large corporations and fighting in the front lines of war. In this particular commercial ad for the Old Spice antiperspirant spray, the denotative meaning behind the ad can be…

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    Another thing to notice is women are more flexible in who they are, they will not shy away from toys that are more prone to boys. It is something to take into account that society has shaped boys into fearing relating to the opposite sex, while over time we have taught girls it is ok to be like boys in some aspects. This helps the argument that gender stereotyping is taught to a child, and not just from the parents, but from outside parties. The advertisement business has a major impact on how…

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    Umuofia which contributes to Okonkwo’s idea of gender norms. Due to the obstacles and struggles, Unoka, the father, faced, Okonkwo strives to become his father’s opposite and the strongest man he can be. Okonkwo continuously acts a certain a way to appear to be manly and macho. Ultimately, his thoughts of a man having to act barbaric and violently to be seen as masculine leads to the death of Ikemefuna. The fear of weakness in Okonkwo is clearly seen when Achebe writes, “Dazed with fear, Okonkwo…

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    Society has a knack for compartmentalizing everything, including perceptions of people. For example, All Asians are smart; all African Americans are all “hood”, and all white people are either rich or “redneck.” Often these stereotypes can have a negative effect SUCH AS racial tensions, but The major stereotype that affects most of modern relationships is the stereotypes between men and women. Women state that “they are always right”, and “All men act like children”, while men state that “Taking…

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    Symbolism Of Foot Binning

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    women being treated as inferior because they are forced to deform themselves in order to marry a good man. I believe that women should not be seen as inferior. Women should be treated equally. In society now a woman is still seen as inferior. I have noticed that women still get paid less in jobs. In other cultures, the woman is seen as an object or a slave. For instance, foot binding made a man feel dominant. John…

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    commercial push for the continued growth of their son, however the mothers want their “little boy” back. I feel that they purposefully did this in attempts to get the fathers to believe that Old Spice can be the push that their sons need to become a man and grow up. There was a scene in which the father was destroying his son’s former toys, while the mother did everything to save them. In another scene which showed the son on a date, the mother was in the fish tank holding tightly to a toy that…

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    During the time of the Athenians back in the fifth century, stereotypes were prominent amongst men and women, specifically amongst time of war. Aristophanes’ Lysistrata is a comedic play during the Peloponnesian War that is ripe with these stereotypes, providing further insight into the timeliness of human sexuality, desire, and the war of the sexes. The traditional role of women and their appetites during this time period was humorous compared to the duties of men. Women enjoyed parties,…

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