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    Everett Ruess. They are all a list of men who broke society’s norm. But what makes them alike and different? Christopher is similar to these men in the sense that some of them were the athletic yet the intelligent type, a few of them desired the nomadic, vagabond lifestyle, and he shares the same inspiration as Ruess by authors such as Jules Verne and Jack London. But are also different in the way that Chris didn’t share the same upbringing as most of the other men. He didn’t take his own life…

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    and plans ahead well. Odysseus had a lot of confidence, and sometimes too much. All of these traits are a few of the reasons why Odysseus is a great leader. In wars and battles, Odysseus was usually victorious. The Ending is a prime example of Odysseus being a war hero. In The Ending Odysseus returns home to many suitors and fights them off with only 3 others. Odysseus is obviously good with a bow, and about any weapon you give him. Young teenagers, and kids today are into watching television…

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    Dehumanizing Thoughts of Femininity During the Civil War in Woe To Live On Women during the Civil War normally stayed at home to cook, clean, and serve men. Woodrell portrays femininity as domestic in Woe To Live On, similar to past traditions. In Sue Lee’s case, using her femininity to her advantage gains her a sense of power by taking action when Jack Bull receives a serious injury; otherwise, wives like Mrs. Daily held their power in the house. Throughout history women never received the…

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    Kendra makes another good point. People do behave differently. Sometimes people get nervous around others. I’ve heard a few stories from other people in the where they claim that the police officer used their nervousness as a way to search their vehicle. Most of the time the police officer does find drugs or weapons in the car, but it is true that abnormal behavior may further the investigation of the suspect or citizen. Is it possible that they could miss-judge? Of course, but I would say these…

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    In the novel, Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe we learn about the Ibo culture and how it is a male-dominant society that is ran by men. In the village of Umuofia, women have little to no power and men are seen as superior to them. Women are seen as the “weak” sex and have only a few qualities that make them powerful for example the ability of conceiving children, to be an obedient wife, and to be a pure bride. Genders in Ibo society play an important role. The people from Umoufia are gendered…

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    understanding of what masculine norms my father relates to, I listed off a few injunctive gender norms that are communicated often in today’s society through media sources or general trends in the American male population. Some of the gender norms mentioned include “men must be stronger than women”, “men should be able to provide for their family”, “men should not show emotion”, “men must be able to hold their own drinks”, and “men must eat meat”. Starting off with…

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    women were evaluating men to get confident, but as mentioned earlier, this behavior is women were judging men as an act of instinct to determine that which men are capable and able to protect and support his family and children. The first impression among men and women is also important, but the interesting fact was that the more the repetitive show courtship towards woman, a man can change and win woman’s love. The difference between men and women in this part, on average, was men were trying…

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    Within a few chapters in The Second Sex by Simone De Beauvoir, she uses the terms "immanence" and "transcendence". These two terms have very opposite meanings. Immanence is a term used to define women and transcendence is used to describe the male gender. These terms define the situations that men and women are involved in. In one of the chapters Beauvoir goes into depth about three kinds of illusions that women construct that demonstrate transcendence within the home or within their domestic…

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    Women are questioned a lot about their minds. No one really knows how women really think. Dennis kinda showed us a few things that women actually are looking for. Probably about fifty to sixty percent of of women in the world learn over time that they are with the wrong person. Women desire love and affection from men that don’t really care for that. Women have needs that they want men to meet. Dennis concludes, “an admirable man is one who has three qualities: strength, integrity, and…

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    there has been a debate on whom is superior in the world, man or woman. Men say they are better and women say the same, which quite frankly I believe, since I am a woman, we are better. In reality, this dispute between the battle of the sexes can go on for eternity. The world will never agree which gender is better, probably by their own opinion. It’s a known fact that girls develop faster than boys which then develop into men. Girls start developing at around 11 years of age and boys start at…

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