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    analysed by the Bechdel test did not lack of strong female characters, like for example “M” in James Bond 007: Skyfall. The movie-list lacks of interaction between two women. The character ”M” for one is defined by James Bond and is only related to the action hero (Hönicke, 2013). These facts result in the assumption that movie characters are not represented as humans but as men and women serving the most common stereotypes. Male characters define female characters in movies (Sarkeesian, 2009).…

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    When people think of pirates they think often think of the phrases; Avast! Walk the plank! Me hearty! and most famously Aargh! Truthfully though pirates did not often say any of these phrases, well except for maybe aargh, this is just how the media, and pop culture has portrayed pirates. Real pirates are nothing like what we see in most forms of media, that is except for the case of the game; Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag. Black Flag very accurately depicts the lives of pirates during the…

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    Pirates of the Caribbean is a fictional series based on a captain named Jack Sparrow. Sparrow isn’t your average captain, for he is a pirate and a troublesome one at that of course. The series setting goes back in history when the world was ruled by the British Empire, the East India Trading Company (EITC) and the Spanish Empire, as pirates raid the sea defining any laws that come their way. There is a total of four movies out with a new one to be released this year. Each movie portrays Jack…

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    In the late 1800s to early 1900s, there was a time of great oppression for female citizens in America as well as most of the world. Whether it was being forced into marriage roles based on gender, extreme unfair working rights, or a lack of suffrage, women were becoming more and more obedient to men by the minute. In an attempt to cripple the oppression, educated women often made their talents public by putting work into great literature works and public speaking along with also protesting.…

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    Celie's Relationship

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    For example on page 51 , yet again Celie takes the role of being a mother to another female taking care of Shug Avery, washing and combing her short, knotty hair, swooning over her reedy long limbs and dark black skin. She plays with Shug Avery as if ‘’ she were a doll or her baby Olivia’’. As soon as Celie encounters Shug , we get the sense that she already harbours some type of compelling sexual desire for her. "First time I got the full sight of Shug Avery" she says "I thought I had turned…

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    Equality Revolution Using stereotypes to categorize groups of people tends to be more detrimental than beneficial, for not just the groups themselves, but for society as a whole. This is detrimental because people typically want to stay within the boundaries of their stereotype to be considered normal or accepted, therefore avoiding the confrontation of judgment by society. In the essays written by Tom Chiarella, "The Problem With Boys," and by Mariah Burton Nelson, " I Won. I 'm Sorry," both…

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    Essay On Capybaras

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    bathroom or to swim. They are solitary animals who socialize only by sharing a tree to sleep. Mating for sloths is initialized by a mating scream uttered by the female sloth alerting all of the males in the area that she is ready to mate. The males duke it out by hanging from a tree and swatting at each other until one of them gives up. Females have one baby at a time and gestation is anywhere from 5 months for one species of sloth to 11.5 months for another. (livescience.com) Scarlet macaws…

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    Through the portrayal of female characters in both Shakespeare 's Hamlet as well as Sophocles’ Oedipus the King, one can ascertain the standing of women and their positions within both their societies and their stories. In both examples mentioned above these woman are mainly used as plot devices or props, which have no individuality or have an apparent sense of normality when they are with men and not as individuals making them appear insignificant without a relationship. However this is not…

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    I believe that the colonial women picked Native Americans customs over the English because the Native Americans women had more privilege then the women in the colonial times. They were also more cherished by their adopted families and given more rights. The first reason that Mary Cole is a great example because she didn’t get the same treatment has her brothers have gotten. While her brothers were learning how to read, write, and do sums; however her and her youngest sister Elizabeth was…

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    Cinderella focuses on a stereotypical main character. The film is stereotypical towards the female main character. She lives in a matriarchy where everyone in her home is a women and is judgmental towards her because of her beauty and power. Young girls will see this film and get the wrong impression of what a females life should look like. It teaches them that a women 's role in life is to be a caregiver and take care of others before themselves. It also teaches young girls that they are weaker…

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