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    “neatly order patriarchal realms”(Do Rozario 35), but Disney’s continuing success has stemmed from its ability to play on the nostalgia of other time periods. In the film, Snow White(1937), the princess is portrayed as a “1920/’30s starlet with a flappers haircut” who is helping the “working class dwarfs”(38). Similarly, In the film Sleeping Beauty(1959), Do Rozario describes Aurora as a “prototype Baby Boomer” who is “uninterested in the affairs of the king”(39). Her exploration of the role of…

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    The roles of American Women in the 1920’s varied considerably between the “New Woman” and the Traditionalists of the older generation. Flappers, embraced new fashions, personal freedom and new ideas that challenged the traditional role of women. They drank, smoked, and danced and spoke provocatively. Woman bobbed their hair and showed off more skin with their shorter skirts.The Traditionalists…

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    instead of farms, and the United States was starting to become more industrial instead of agricultural. The behavior of women also changed drastically, by their clothing and their attitude. Women who changed their behavior and style more were known as “flappers”.…

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    Jordan Baker went through life not caring a tremendous amount about who she hurt or what she did. She was the type of careless woman no one would care for, but because of her eye-catching appearance and name, many people did. She was kind of person to wear white but not actually represent the meaning of it. White was a symbol of purity and innocence, which was everything Jordan was not. Jordan is the best example of being careless and reckless simply because of the excessive amount of money she…

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    Salinity In Earth Harbor

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    construction of a causeway for use by trains and automobiles (Portnoy et al. 2005). In 1894, a drainage system was installed that allowed freshwater to escape the system (Portnoy et al. 2006), but sea water could not enter the system due to a one way flapper valve (Portnoy, 2005; Smith & Medeiros, 2013). The exclusion of the tides caused the salinity to decline from 25-30 parts per thousand (ppt) into brackish water with a salinity of around…

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    in fashion. Women’s fashion dramatically, and permanently transformed during and around the years of World War I. As the war went on, dresses shifted from long, thin skirts to loose pants, to shorter dresses, consequently forming into the popular flapper style of the 1920s. This shift is largely…

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    Daisy In The Great Gatsby

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    Fitzgerald builds up Daisy to be a romantic figure through Nick Carroway’s perception, she is heavily associated with holy and natural imagery across the novel. When we are first introduced to her character her presence sets the scene by being likened unto an angel and almost Madonna-like figure in the roaring twenties- an era swept by crime and a settling racy culture that was beginning to stabilise within America. Despite this, my interpretation of Daisy is she is infatuated by materialism…

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    Last night, I went to Madonna’s Rebel Heart tour. It was held in Rogers arena where is the home of the Vancouver Canucks hockey team, as well as venue for some of the biggest concerts and shows in the city. It is located at 800 Griffiths Way in the downtown area of Vancouver. The Rebel Heart Tour is the tenth worldwide concert in support of Madonna’s thirteenth studio album. It is so embarrassing that I have never listened to her songs before, although Madonna is an icon of popular music. So…

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    the fertility rate dropping. As a result of this, the younger generation chose to ignore the traditional Victorian way of life of their parents. They started to wear short skirts and developed a new fashion trend, which earned them the name of “the flapper”. In addition, behaviors and habits that had once been deemed unacceptable almost became normal, women began to drink, smoke, swear and engage in premarital sex. The reason behind this sudden change in the younger generation was due to WWI and…

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    Butts Body Image

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    If you listen to music genres such as pop or hip-hop you can often find this lyric to sound familiar, “My anaconda don’t want none unless you got buns hun”. This famous song lyric from one of the most well-known female rappers in America, Nicki Minaj, has stirred up the media’s attention to focus on a women’s body image, specifically, the butt. Whether the posterior has been achieved through implants, working out, or genetics, this new found fame has been the on and off topic of many beauty…

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