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    situation such as women being confined to their own homes by their husbands, a minuscule experience of child prostitution, and in addition to the confinement there was abuse. Which leads to the question of how does growing up relate to male dominance on females? We all must grow up, no matter if it is wanted or not because it is a part of life. Within the course of Esperanza’s life growing up, at a young age Esperanza had the unpleasant experience of knowing a friend, Sally, who had been abused…

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    Roosevelt wrote many books to inspire women. She also created organizations with President Roosevelt to improve the environment of working women. Earhart was the first female pilot to fly across the Atlantic Ocean. Earhart’s courage motivated women to follow her actions. Perkins was the first female Cabinet member. Since it was only common for men to work in the government at the time, Perkins encouraged many other women to work for influential or meaningful jobs. Even though the…

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    The Wife of Bath was able use to the talents and gifts she had to secure herself a position where she could be self reliant in the male dominated world of the fourteenth century. [Add stuff PENGUIN] In the time in which Canterbury Tales was written “...women [had] fewer jobs from which to choose [and] appear[ed] to have been employed largely in unspecified service roles...” (Penn 1). One of the few jobs that was available to women was being a weaver. [reword! Penguin] When the Wife is introduced…

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    That Long Silence Analysis

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    The term ‘tradition’ is a comprehensive one and it includes all social conventions, cultural practices, religious faiths, familial and familiar relationships. We come to know that the consistent burden of traditional authority generates a rebellion against the organized forces of oppression and injustice done to the women in the patriarchal society. Deshpande promotes the idea that women must try to come out of their suppressed roles. My paper analyses the conflict of tradition and modernity…

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    ‘Power Dressing’ always seems to conjure notions of sexuality and gender, reinforcing hierarchical gender norms. The West believes that women can only express power by being seductive or through androgyny. However both the methods can be manipulated and have value under certain circumstances. But there can be another way to power dress, “dress for yourself”. Where seduction and androgyny could be a botch, dressing for yourself often succeeds. (Anonymous, 2011). 2.3 Dress for Success Most…

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    Gender Inequality within the context of Education in Turkey Since the invention of writing, the humankind has needed to be educated for different contexts. Education has taken a prominent place in human life in upcoming years and the societies have interiorized education as a permanent part of their life long process. By the time of progress, education has been evolved into a system that was diversified based on the societies and so, there has occurred some deficiencies in this system due to…

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    victory. Regardless, real women within this culture lacked political and legal rights. The primary duty of a woman was to maintain the home under the control and protection of a husband, father, or other male authority figure. In the Odyssey, the female characters adhere to these roles. Athena, who oversees and supports Odysseus’ quest, was the goddess of wisdom, law, strategic warfare, and the arts. Athena was a fierce and independent warrior, said to be a “child of power [that could] break [..…

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    Rationale Written Task [Type the date] I wrote an opinion column targeting women on how different companies use advertisements to convince a male audience to purchase products and how this affects the men in our patriarchy. I used an informal and humorous tone to set a satirical mood to show the way mass media, in the form of advertisements, uses language to inform and persuade young men. In my article I used adult humor and verbal irony to set a satirical mood with phrases like, “Steps of…

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    The Gurlesque Analysis

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    anthology where they propose the rise of a new tendency in contemporary avant-garde poetry by women. They define the Gurlesque as “an emerging field of female artists now in their 20s, 30s and early 40s who, taking a page form the burlesque, perform their femininity in a campy or overtly mocking way. Their work assaults the norms of acceptable female behavior by irreverently deploying gender stereotypes to subversive ends” (Glenum and Greenberg 11). Based on this definition, I concluded that the…

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    women’s health. The State Department of Human Rights stated that fifty-six percent of women’s suicides occur in China, meaning there are over five-hundred female suicides a day cited (Baillot). China is the only country where female suicide rates exceed males. In the State Department’s Human Rights 2009 Report, it stated that the suicide rate for females was three to four times higher than that of males…

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