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    Feminist Analysis

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    Tim grinned at his friend Larry from the opposite side of the lunch table. “Why did Mrs. Smith cross the road”, he asked leaning forward his greasy hair falling into his face. Tim waited the obligatory moment before following up with the punchline. “Who cares- Why isn 't she in the kitchen?” Tim 's hair sticks to his eyebrows as he reaches across the table to high five Larry during their obnoxious laughter. Neither of them seem to notice the girls glaring at them from the other end of the table.…

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    this, the unwed women gather behind the bride and the bride throws her bouquet. The catcher of the bouquet is said to be the next in line for marriage (Rigou, n.d.). In ancient Greece, people practiced arranged marriages, which came along with a dowry determined between the two families. Women usually married as teenagers whereas men were generally within their twenties or even thirties (“Ancient Greece,” 2000). Men typically move out of the barracks and into their wive 's home at age thirty.…

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    n the classic romantic comedy, Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare, we follow Katharina, a rebellious young woman who is not afraid to voice her opinion and is seen as a rude and hateful person. While it is true that Katharina can be rude and push people away, the city of Padua does not know what actually goes on in the household. Throughout the play the focus is on Katharina’s family problems, struggle with marriage, and society norms. The play Taming displays the importance of having…

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    Nectar In A Sieve Summary

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    Brief Summary Nectar in a Sieve is a story about a woman named Rukmani who is reflecting back on her life. Rukmani is married to Nathan at the young age of twelve. Nathan is a good man who is a tenant farmer who loves the land that he lives and works on. Despite the very young and rapid marriage, Nathan and Rukmani grow to truly love each other and find happiness in each other. Rukmani learns the role of a wife and learns the chores of her new life. One of her roles as a wife now is to bare…

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    Q1) If you want to be the CEO of Godrej Industries, other additional CSR activities would you have done with the current activities and CSR companies in the industry have a good be aligned? (10 points) Reply: CSR is the process of an organization to assess the impact on society and to assess their responsibility. It begins with an assessment of the following aspects of each company: customers suppliers ecological communities Employee CSR plans Triumphant take organizations on compliance with…

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    considered part of the extended family (Bradt and Austin 20). In addition, most burial grounds are communal as well. Divorce is very common in many Malagasy societies, and marriage is not very pressurized. Though there is no custom of giving dowry, the offering to zebu beef is appropriate. When a couple from two different villages are married, it is customary for a man to bring his wife to his village, or it will be bad for his reputation (Bradt and Austin 20). Furthermore, it is…

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    It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Gets Hurt (A discussion on the similarities and differences in Shakespeare’s King Lear and Much Ado About Nothing) When renting movies nowadays, the movies are often organized according to their genres. There are thrillers, comedies, rom coms, action/adventure, horror, etc. The list goes on for ages. Before there were movies, there were plays. Shakespeare is the most famous playwright in history. He often wrote plays in three genres. Comedies, tragedies, and…

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    “Let them eat cake,” is part of a line that many assume was uttered by Marie Antoinette, Queen of France. This portrayal of Marie Antoinette is a far cry from the compassionate, humanitarian she preferred to be. Above all she wanted nothing more than to be a mother and had a fondness for children that no wicked queen could have. Pamphlets produced during her time as Dauphine and then as Queen has ultimately written her in a negative light, not at all the once beloved girl who had won the hearts…

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    Common Themes In King Lear

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    This play depicts the theme of Fathers and their children. Gloucester (Glou) introduces Edmund to Kent as a bastard that he sired out of wedlock; he used to be embrassed to announce this to anyone, now he boasts about Edmund;s “well breeding”. King Lear announces that he is splitting his kingdom among his three daughters he has each of them to say how much they love them so that he can give each their land accordingly. Regan and Goneril lie and say that they love him as much as possible it is…

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    While often regarded as an Elizabethan playwright, Shakespeare’s career straddled two epochs: the reign of Queen Elizabeth (1562 to 1603) and the reign of King James (1603 to 1625). While it is notoriously difficult to find details about Shakespeare’s personal life, he taps into what was happening around him in his writing. This was the year in which two of Shakespeare’s best-known plays were crafted: Macbeth and, the subject of this notebook, King Lear. The latter play tells the story of the…

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