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    The feminist theory is always adapting to new cultures and always changing. What stems from the feminist theory is feminist literary criticism “feminist criticism examines the ways in which literature (and other cultural productions) reinforces or undermines the economic, political, social, and psychological oppression of women” (Critical Theory Today, 4 Feminist Criticism, pg. 79 Tyson, Louis). This theory shows us how patriarchal our society is and that’s how Susan Glaspell’s shows her work in…

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    drive sales. Our Back of House chef support the kitchen and the restaurant, making sure that their colleagues have everything…

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    This summer I went with a few of my fellow Angels to the Archdiocese of Newark to perform community service throughout the surrounding cities of Kearny. We helped out at a soup kitchen, homeless shelter, food pantry, cemetery, and elementary schools. Overall, this service trip has had a positive effect on me. Doing service for those who have little to nothing made me appreciate all that I have; it was a real eye opener to reality that not everybody is fortunate enough to be able to live…

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    grasp how important point of view can be. The first major similarity is the setting, both stories happen at the same exact place during the same time. The setting is discussed in Trifles, as seen in this quote. ¨ The kitchen in the now abandoned farmhouse of John Wright, a gloomy kitchen, and…

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    would swing his son Theodore around the kitchen in a bearlike dance and then carry him off to bed” (Baird). Father and child playfully danced and wrestled in the living room. Hence, showing a joyous time during the waltz. Which would lighten up the tone of the poem by showing a kid dancing with a drunken father. But, the funny scenario is the expression of a mother getting peeved of what’s going on in her kitchen: “We romped until the pans slid from the kitchen shelf” (5-6).…

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    Building your own home is one of the most exciting and important decisions you'll make in your life, but it's also one of the most expensive. As such, it can't be trusted to just anyone. The general contractor you choose will have a tremendous impact on the success of your construction project. At Unique Home Construction, we have 20 years of experience in building homes in the Dallas area, and our track record speaks for itself. If you're interested in building a home in Sunnyvale, give us a…

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    into the civic sphere. It was extremely rare for married women to carry out any actions besides housework and basic errands. Glaspell writes “A Jury of Her Peers” in an ironic manner allowing the women to discover the evidence to the murder in the kitchen. According to the men in “A Jury of Her Peers,” the women are too busy worrying over trifles to disturb the crime scene or to find anything important within the house (Glaspell). The belittling of women that was highlighted in throughout the…

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    Sure Thing, a play written by David Ives, illustrates two characters, Betty and Bill, who every time they say something that the other doesn’t like, a bell rings to restart the conversation. In the play, the effectiveness of humor plays a major role which helps create the main theme of the play; it shows the importance of first impressions, and how a person initially presents themselves through dialogue could either create or destroy a friendship. The humor in the conversations between Bill and…

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    Hoovervilles were important during the time of the Great Depression because they provided shelter for those who lost their homes, jobs, and money. Hoovervilles did have a downside, they were soon to spread across the nation which had a cause of major health risks to those who lived in or around Hoovervilles. Hoovervilles lasted from 1929 to 1939 and were named after President Herbert Hoover. The government did not provide help to the people affected, so many blamed Hoover for the Depression and…

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    common ones that has arisen recently is the stereotype that men take care of the more manual outside jobs, jobs that usually require more physical strength, and the women therefore tend to stay inside the house and keep to tending to cleaning and the kitchen. With a growing patriarchal society, the men, usually assigned to harsh and demanding jobs, have the physical figure to sustain these hard tasks week after week; year after year. So, with the standard set, many women stayed locked up in…

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