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    played with were involved with cleaning like a fake mop or dishes. The toys she wanted were baby dolls but she did not get them because my grandmother did not have the resources to buy them ,also she wanted my mother to have a sense of being a housewife and a lady. Looking at the toys my mother bought for me and the toys my grandmother bought for…

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    However, here, women are represented as heroines that are capable of saving both themselves, and others. In accordance with that, this movie shows an aspect of realism, that men can be evil, and a woman can live without a man, unlike the typical “housewife” archetype which blooms throughout many fairy tales. Most importantly, true love is not just with some lousy prince, in this move feminism is represented as girl power can in fact be stronger than “fate or destiny”. Within this adaption from…

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    to the girl in this case the “good” wife is first paid. When the woman is settled into her matrimonial home she has no job to support herself everything she gets and has is because of her husband. He goes to work and the woman merely is a housewife. The husbands are entitled to do each and everything they wish to their wives since they pay such a high bride price they feel like they own them just like property.…

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    At one point in time, there was a distinct line between a woman's place and a man's place. And through these years woman have become overly aware that women are living in a man's world. Rich, white men held the power and women were part of the traditional marginalized people. However today, gender roles are shifting. Though, some things do not change. Women have been made to believe through patriarchy that woman's only job is to have children and raise those children. Woman and men in a…

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    KI and KA that showed the effects of gender roles how the society reacted when a men decided to be the housewife. The initial cultural norm of the movie was that girls are supposed to be the support system to the guy comparing the girl to a pillar supporting a huge building. However, there were a couple who didn’t believe in gender roles and the husband decided that he is going to be the housewife while his wife became the breadwinner. In a traditional society the boys always look up to the…

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    in a fact about the world” (Wolf 12). In other words, we should live lives that are not just for ourselves. It is important to note, however, that we can do something important for someone else without rendering our lives meaningful. An alienated housewife, as Wolf suggests, can recognize that her work is important and perhaps continues to do so because she thinks it is important but doesn’t find…

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    raising and teaching children became a necessity for mothers of the time sense their gender role was seen as a nurturing and passive role a child needed. This new role of motherhood created an entirely new job role for mothers along with still being a housewife. However, a downfall of mothers playing the mother role occurred, the gender roles were becoming even more defining to people. Men and women were seen as polar opposites with men having characteristics of being strong, smart, and…

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    will also die there. She contemplates killing her husband, but she has accepted her role in society and is aware it would be selfish to leave her child alone in the world. A much gloomier view than Chopin’s two stories, Anderson illustrates how the housewife role is not cut out for every women. In contrast, Alice Hindman in “Adventure” struggles to accept her duties as a women in society. Unlike the other three, Alice is unwedded. Nonetheless, she encountered the dilemma when she was hoping to…

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    In Vidyut Aklujkar’s “Behind the Headlines” Lakshmi plays the role of a housewife. During the beginning of the day the narrator says, “Lakshmi had the whole day in front of her… Of course Hariharan had no objection to her” (142, Aklujkar). This shows that Lakshmi is always at home and bored, implying that Hariharan is always away from home, making money to take care of Lakshmi. Lakshmi tires of being the housewife and decides to volunteer.For example, the narrator states, “After his midday call…

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    Towards the middle to late nineteen sixties in America, there were many events that occurred that politically, socially, and economically changed the nation. In other words, the United States entered their most unstable decade in history . One of the most prominent cases was the civil rights movement. The civil rights movement consisted of multiple groups such as women, racial minorities, and students that felt that they were not receiving the most out of the “American freedom.” Women began to…

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