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    The time has changed a lot since Valmiki wrote the great epic Ramayana. The roles, responsibilities and values for people’s and personal lives have faced a massive change. The mentality of people completely changed. This change of mentality has also affected a married life, the big and one of the most important aspects in India. It was important in the period of Ramayana. It is important now. So what is the factor that brought the topic of marriage here? Because, if there is something in…

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    Twelfth Night Critique

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    one of the masterpiece of Shakespeare. Twelfth Night is the comedy theatre that depicts the story of twin brother called Sebastian and sister called Viola. Especially, the majority of the show portrayed Viola new experiences that she disguised to a male in order to protect herself. Then, the show was going on with the gender and sexual conflict. The production of “Twelfth Night” has one interesting point, which is, all characters would be played by females. Therefore, I would recommend CU…

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    Should women be allowed to fight for the country that they live in protecting not only their loved ones but also the many people that depend on the arm forces? This is an out dated question for centuries woman have continued to do their part protecting the country they call home and, with the changing times seeing a female combatant isn’t a uncommon occurrence however, due to stereotypical individuals they feel as though woman are nothing more than a distraction on a battlefield and, are said to…

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    For centuries society has viewed women as inferior to men, doubting their intuitions and intelligence. Male doctors often did not understand the biology of a women and frequently misdiagnosed women’s illnesses. This vicious cycle gave power to men and demeaned women. “The Yellow Wallpaper” (1899) by Charlotte Perkins Gilman reveals others don’t always know what is best for another person. In the story Jane’s feelings and ideas are dismissed by her husband John who happens to also be a doctor.…

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    scientists of the time in relation to the misconceptions about female intelligence. “In the most intelligent races, as among the Parisians, there are a large number of women whose brains are closer in size to those of gorillas than to the most developed male brains” (Women’s Brains. Gould). Such were the ideas at the time of noted craniometrists, specifically Paul Broca and his disciples. The particular quote from Gustave Le Bon, a prominent scientist of the time as well as someone considered…

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    20 Ways I Have Been Gendered 1. Being given toys that involve gender roles (Toy soldiers, playing cops and robbers, star wars action figures) These toys helped me re-enact male identified roles in the military, and behave like male identified characters in movies. I was given toys which had body types anatomically similar to my sex assigned at birth. I used these to practice how I was supposed to behave based on societies prescribed gender characteristics. 2. Being told what I could wear…

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    Fear and Self-Loathing in Egon Schiele 's Work Egon Schiele was 20th century Austrian painter, known mostly for his erotic portraits of women and his tortured self-portraits, but he also did landscape painting and photography. It would be easy to assume that Egon Schiele was conceited and arrogant by looking at his self-portraits, because he would paint himself as a haloed visionary sent on earth to reveal the truth about sexuality (Izenberg 475) or draw erotic portraits of himself. It is,…

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    Period Piece Reflection

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    After watching, Period Piece, one thing is clear, if you're 15 or 80 it seems like you never forget what it was like when you first started your period. There is also another common theme between the array of women in the film, the inadequateness in which they were prepared for such a momentous occasion. My story is no different than many of the women featured in the film. I was one of the last of my friends to get their period and consequently, I was able to piece information together from…

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    Equality In Military

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    With the opening of traditionally male only combat roles to women is the United States military’s attempt to demonstrate equality. Women in the United States military have traditionally never been allowed to serve in “direct combat” positions or roles. However, with the opening of many previously closed combat related jobs to women many questions and issues are and will continue to arise. The physiological differences that exist between both genders is where most of the barriers exist. Some of…

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    The Misconceived Relationship In the text “Space, Whether, and Why,” Ted McLoof 's describes his turbulent relationship with a woman who initially impresses him with her apparent West Coast sophistication. Throughout the text, the narrator uses the distinction between his own East Coast background and the woman's West Coast background to describe the many differences between them. The narrator's description of the relationship portrays him as a very straightforward person, even to the…

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