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    African American Duality

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    There was a relationship with the reality of the black African whose suffering and exploitation was directly made real and exacerbated by the white French aristocrat, and the intimate, controlled and voiceless rendition of that slave in which the white owner used to consume in the physical (erotic visuals,), soothe in the psychological (depicting him as docile and benevolent), and exploit in the spiritual (used to reinforce a white colonizer identity). A similar play on duality is found in a…

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    Intimate partner violence compounded with substance use can be a complex and difficult struggle to work through with survivors and batterers alike. The power and control dynamics of those relationships can be masked often by or depicted as a result of the disease of addiction, which creates a rather convoluted and perplexing circumstantial environment to work within. This is particularly difficult in communities that initially have limited resources. For this reason, a comprehensive approach and…

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    Twigg Research Paper

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    from modern day society, the term “bathing” has developed a different connotation. Since Roman times, bathing was viewed as a common routine of heath and well-being. No longer a social event, bathing has become a more private and intimate event, where nakedness is not a part of ordinary social interaction. When the elderly are no longer able to take care of themselves, bathing becomes an issue in which there’s a power imbalance between the caregiver and the elderly person. When the elderly…

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    Literature review This section will review related literature from various sources such as books, internet and circulars. The literature will only look at gender based violence. Introduction Gender based violence has been regarded as one of the worst common form of oppression. It occurs across the globe and it has gradually gained international recognition for the past few decades .GBV has become a gross human right affecting all societies, Africa included also. UN Women (2011) indicated that…

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    or other body parts. It may be committed by any person in any setting regardless of their relationship to the victim. The sexual act at any attempt to obtain a sexual act other act directed against a person’s sexuality using coercion. Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is physical, sexual or psychological harm including physical aggression sexual coercion psychological abuse and controlling behaviors this is perpetrated by an intimate partner or ex-partner. The conception of Intimate Partner…

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    One of the most intimate feelings is loss. As someone who does not express her intimate moments publicly, Elizabeth Bishop’s poem “One Art” begins to change her dynamic with her poetry and herself. This is one of the few published poems which delve into an intimate topic and, I think, is part of the new era of Bishop poems where she becomes more open. A poem with about 17 drafts, Bishop spent a lot of time refining the poem and, in many cases, broadening it. Despite the intimacy of the subject,…

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    For The Barbarians

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    begins to be intrigued by the girl in a fairly natural way. As he sees her, a blind barbarian girl begging on the streets, left behind by her people, he feels an attraction for her. They begin their relationship in a completely physical way but noting intimate. The Magistrate is content with only dealing with her body. He massages her, bathes her, and sleeps next to her. He is completely satisfied with this seemingly normal relationship. As a combination of a lover and healer, the Magistrate…

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    The Storm Questions for Discussion 1. Kate Chopin’s The Storm is an excellent story to teach setting because of how she gives each of the settings in the story significance. Chopin masterfully builds up the plot using the settings in The Storm. In Part I, Bibi and Bobinôt are out at the store and it is about to rain. If they had not been out of the house, Calixta and Alcée would not have been able to be alone to have sex. Chopin also uses the setting to guide the audience through Calixta’s and…

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    person are influenced by the people they interact with. It is believed that because a person’s main interaction is with their family, as that is whom they have been raised and lived with, the person’s social values and norms are developed from the intimate relationship with family members. Sutherland asserted that that learned behavior is not invented or biologically transmitted, but rather, learned behavior is gained from the innate process of learning (Cressey, 2012). Looking at the current…

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    In my 22 years of living I have been involved in my fair share of intimate relationships. Dr. Mendenhall has explained that an intimate relationship is sharing intimate experiences in several areas over time with increasing expectations (T. Mendenhall, Intimacy lecture, 1//20/16). When I looked at it that way I came to the conclusion that I can be in an intimate relationship with my parents, siblings, friends, and some of my cousins whom I am close to. The first of many of the ideas that I have…

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