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    Imagine life as a woman in the 1950s: struggling with the idea that men are superior to women, and stuck in a life filled with empty opportunities. Esther Greenwood, protagonist from the novel The Bell Jar, contemplated this problem as she began learning the typical customs expected of women during the 1950s. Pressured by both her mother and society to accept a future devoid of genuine happiness and adventure, Esther lost control of her own life and spiraled downward into a continuous cycle of…

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    Murphy author of One for the Murphy’s was born in the late sixties. Lynda was the youngest of five children and found herself enjoying skateboarding and bike riding more than playing dress up or with dolls. She attended Conard High School in West Hartford CT, and continued her studies at University of Connecticut. She aspired to be a teacher and received a degree in education as well as another degree. Once she began teaching she fell in love with writing, she would write stories for her…

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    is also a doctor, brings her to a room to rest where the walls are covered in yellow wallpaper. The women is annoyed by the wall paper and throughout the whole story you see her mental state collapse before her eyes. Charlotte Perkins was born in Hartford, Connecticut in 1860. Charlotte wrote the short story The Yellow Wallpaper it was said during her breakdown and rest treatment, making this story more personal to her. In this paper I will talk about the symbolism, theme and the characters of…

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    The sharing of ideas leads to homogenization in fashion brands At present, globalization has caused different parts of the world to become connected as one place. Along with the advancement in technology, transportation systems bring both people and goods from one place to another place. As Water said, globalization has become not only a major historical process that has a great impact on culture but the central substance of contemporary culture (2002). By sharing ideas, people can enjoy the…

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    such as anxiety or hunger (Lukas et al., 2012). The current clinical guidelines for pain assessment in older adults recommends that nurses use an individualized and comprehensive approach, which includes the use a hierarchy of assessment methods (Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing, 2012). Regardless of the patient’s cognitive abilities, nurses should attempt a self-report initially because it is the most accurate (Herr, Coyne, McCaffery, Manworren, & Merkel, 2011). After attempting a…

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    The Yellow Wallpaper Real

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    from her. Over a hundred years ago medication wasn’t available to treat depression like there is now so best thing for the narrator was to write and escape to a reality. Charlotte Perkins Gilman is an author and poet who was born on July 3, 1860 in Hartford, Connecticut. (Butterworth 1) She was a writer and social activist for women during the late 1800s…

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    It was a cold day in Whitley, Indiana, my birthplace. It was February 21, 1998. A woman by the name of Rhonda Sebert had just gone into the hospital ready to give birth to her second child. Several minutes after noon is when the baby finally arrived. The babies name: Justin Sebert. The parents of this legendary child were Mark Sebert and, of course, Rhonda Sebert. At that time, Justin Was just a little tyke. Arriving into this world at a mere 19 inches and 7.3 pounds. Not too long after…

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    Why Do Atlantis Exist

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    Atlantis! Did it exist? The famous philosopher, Plato, was the first to talk about this lost city. He described how, why, and what became of Atlantis. There’s been many different theories as to how and why it was destroyed. The enigmatic underwater city, more commonly known as Atlantis, continues to peak the curiosity of many. Many believers have gone out and explored different places since there seems to be many plausible locations of Atlantis. In these expeditions, there has been ample amounts…

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    When faced with a seemingly impossible job many cower away in fear of failing not even attempting to succeed. One man, Ocean Vuong, didn’t turn away in fear he faced it head on. Vuong wrote “Surrendering,” Published in 2013 in The New Yorker, He talks about his struggle as an E.S.L student trying to learn the English language. This article isn’t only just an article about a boy that struggled with the English language it had a deeper meaning behind the writing. Surrendering to everything for…

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    women of her time were facing through these works, but her real life experiences also exemplify the obstacles that women had to face in order to get to the extent of equality that exists today. Charlotte Perkins Gilman was born on July 3, 1860 in Hartford, Connecticut to Mary Westcott and Frederick Beecher Perkins. As a child, Gilman’s family life was less than perfect. Charlotte’s father “found himself married to a dependent wife who loved him desperately and whose affection he returned…

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