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    consultants that was hired to help set things in order. He grew out the court growing it bigger, heavier and less productive until it was like some giant deformity that society was carrying. He was the archetypal symbol of this deformity, the sultan's harem in…

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    Or it may just be an idealized harem. The first thing that strikes the eye is the vivid hues. It has the colors of autumn (red, yellow, orange, and some green). Unlike The Large Bathers, it does not look like anyone is bathing, except maybe sunbathing. There are at least 14 naked women…

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    married to another wife after her, plus the expenses of the second family; so polygamy was mainly found among the elite class of the community. Many ancient Egyptian scenes and texts show that royalty and high officials could have secondary wives. The harem of the king might have reached several hundreds. For example, king Amenophis III had his wife Queen Tye and he was given his secondary wife the Mitannian princess Tadukhepa coming with her as a gift for the king about 317 beautiful ladies.…

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    good as the other uninfected male birds. 3)Ans: The territory may be important for females(if they are choosy) to get protection. So, the females will select harem-controlling males than nonharem males. Since females are choosing harem controlling males and their young ones( both female and male) will learn songs of harem controlling…

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    HIST 203 Final Paper The Ottoman Empire: The Classical Age 1300-1600 by Halil Inalcik The Palace: A Microcosm of the Empire The history of the palace in terms of early Ottoman history is crucial to our understanding of power and social structures within the empire. In Inalcik’s book on the Classical Age, he devotes many pages to discussing the importance of the palace and its position at the centre of ottoman imperial power. Inalcik’s argument seems to predominantly be that the origin for all…

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    Size Six Fatema Mernissi Analysis

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    She starts by revealing the fact of how women are shown how they are meant to look from youth, thus forming an ideal image of beauty within one’s head. “The Western man uses images and spotlights to freeze female beauty within an idealized childhood, and forces women to perceive aging—that normal unfolding of years—as a shameful devaluation” (255). Moreover, the author supports her thesis by enlightening how an Eastern woman can elude her quandary since it is evident to society, whereas in…

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    practice of polygamy [one man with multiple wives] may have given rise to harem life and belly dancing in the Middle East” (Van Nieuwkerk, 129). Belly dancers lived in a harem within the household, which was secluded to confine the women and protect this idea of “delicate sex” they possessed. The harem lifestyle became a mysterious, yet luxurious way to live. It was full of decadents such as food, oils, incense, etc. At times, the harem was only known as the place that women and children would…

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    Jane tells Rochester, that were he to have a seraglio, she would “go out as a missionary to preach liberty to them that are enslaved—[his] harem inmates amongst the rest. [She’ll] get admitted there, and [she’ll] stir up mutiny; and [he] . . . shall in a trice find [himself] fettered amongst [their] hands; nor will [she], for one, consent to cut [his] bonds till [he has] signed a charter”…

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    Aristotelian Manipulation

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    All these differences may change the main ideas of the source text because Badran gives herself the rights of the author which could produce a new work that may not be the author’s intended message. If the translator has the right to add or delete, the translated text may be different from the original because any text reflects the ideology and thought of its own author which is considered a manipulation. Dukate defines manipulation as: The translator understanding of a text which eventuates in…

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    Abbasid Research Paper

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    Revolts and Assassination Imperial Extravagance and Succession Disputes - Charlemagne impressed by mosques, palaces, treasures Imperial Breakdown and Agrarian Disorder - End of 9th century The Declining Position of Women in the Family and Society - Harem and veil, women kept in seclusion. The Impact of the Christian Crusades The Abbasid dynasty had began to lose control over the small Muslim empire that had been won from the Umayyads a century earlier. From North Africa to Persia, rebellious…

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