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    feminists because from their relationship, The Subjection of Women (1851) evolved. Even though John’s name appears as the work’s only author, Andersen (2015) notes it was a collaborative effort. The Mills’ argument had three main topics. Following Wollstonecraft’s ideologies, the Mills believed the current gender socialization patterns kept women in an unnatural position in society. Thus, they asked society to consider different roles for women by listening to women’s voices. Both John and…

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    The poet’s choice to utilize couplets throughout his dramatic monologue is clearly ironic as the Duke represents a strong narcissism, as well as a blatant embodiment of the objectification of women that Browning suggests makes him unpaired, and unmatchable. Browning’s choice to use these contrasting couplets, then, calls into question the logic of the speaker himself. If there is irony in the physical nature of the poem, does Browning suggest…

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    goes on to say "This study of the Japanese system of military sexual slavery is an attempt to understand the origins, uses, and abuses of the system, and to tell the stories of this who ordered and implemented it, as well as those of the many Asian women victims (p.1). The creator makes it his main goal to follow and uncover the encounters of the military structure of the Japanese. Through this work he needed to highlight the key focuses to comprehend the drawn out hush kept about the issue of…

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    Little Women

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    to truly analyze literature. More specifically, he elaborates on the idea that all characters go on quests to discover themselves. This theme is represented in Little Women, where Louisa May Alcott tells the story of four sisters, Jo, Amy, Meg, and Beth, as they go through the everyday struggles of life and love and blossom into women. As the girls grow older, the people they meet on their journeys away from home ultimately shape them into adults. Similarly, in The Sisterhood of the Traveling…

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    to shapparon his and his roommates dates. The show was set in the late 19th century and for the two young women to stay with two young men they had to have a shapparon. Charley’s aunt was suppose to arrive the morning of the lunch date, but she didn’t so, using the costume from his school performance, he dressed as a woman and pretended to be his aunt. The only reason the two young women, Amy and Kitty, met with the young men, Charley and Jack, was because their guardian was at a meeting all…

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    Millions know Louisa for her ever important children’s novel “Little Women,” but her abilities reached far beyond juvenile fiction, she also wrote autobiographical adult fiction, a sentimental adult novel, an experimental adult novel, and sensation stories (4). One of Louisa’s first big publications was a grouping of letters…

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    Japanese Comfort Women

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    extortion of comfort women during World War II has only been brought to light in the early 1990’s when nineteen of the remaining comfort women survivors broke decades of silence and shared their personal experiences of Japan’s army-run comfort stations. From the development of the stations, the actual procurement of women and the sexism and dehumanization present in the comfort camps, the Japanese government fully supported and approved a war crime “to exploit in warfare” to oppress women and…

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    suppression of women during early Christianity (Perpetua 78). Islam, a religion that was based on Christianity and Jewism (Gordon 8), had more gender equality which women could lead power (17) and had the right to own property. (“Law” 133) In comparison, Christian women had no right to teach (Pagels 90) nor did they want to be women. From the different understandings of the same concept, women who believed in Christianity had less power than women who believed in Islam. In Islam, women had…

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    Korean Comfort Women

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    nothing but a toy, as a human being I meant nothing, that's how it felt during the Japanese era." –Niyem (A Korean woman who was forced to be a sex slave during the World War II) This quote expresses the horrid life experience of many different women during the World War II. As full scale war advanced in 1930s, Japan felt the necessity to devise a system of “comfort” and “leisure” for their soldiers. The soldiers were inclined to seek sexual outlets in the local society. Because Japanese…

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    In this segment we are bringing attention to comfort women; the Japanese Army forced comfort women into sexual slavery during World War II. Comfort women have endured so much pain that they are requesting to receive an apology from Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe and they would like to receive an $8 million dollar compensational fund for the survivors. Many of the survivors believe that what they are asking for isn’t enough to pay for everything they have suffered. Christine Ahn states that…

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