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    In what is to follow, this reaction paper will deconstruct and discuss the reading Feminist Framework Plus: Knitting Feminist Theories of Rape Etiology Into a Comprehensive Model, written by Beverly A. McPhail (2015). The foremost intention of McPhail’s work was to present a holistic feminist centered framework, which she believed would more accurately capture the reality and experience of rape. In doing so, the proposed framework would provide further insights for survivors, researchers,…

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    Other’s Opinions Boys Don’t Knit:(In Public) by T.S Easton. Ben Fletcher gets in trouble with the law, and as a consequence must take up knitting. But he wants to keep it a secret from his friends, sports fanatic father, and crush, Megan because he feels like they won’t accept him. The theme of Boys Don’t Knit is, what other people think of you shouldn’t matter. Moreover, The novel starts off with Ben Fletcher already being on probation, for what, the reader doesn't know yet. His friends, Gex…

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    Grace begins knitting something from red crimson silk. Grace is described as “small and pale,” which contrasts with the color and quality of her knitting, placing importance upon it (Wharton 1). The crimson silk represents Grace’s internal passion and the knitting represents the tangled, interwoven lives of the two women. When Alida reveals that she knows that Grace went to meet Delphin Grace’s knitting “slid in a panic-stricken heap to the ground”, this symbolizes fall of the knitting to the…

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    and we had to find an expert in that field to guide us. After weeks of thinking about it I finally landed on knitting. For my project I decided to learn the very basics of knitting. I planned on learning how to cast on and off, learning the differences between yarn types and needle sizes, and learning a few stitching and knitting methods. The first thing I did was some research on knitting. I…

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    By using the motif knitting and golden thread through Lucie’s golden locks and Madame Defarge’s great knitting skill, Charles Dickens creates contradictions between Lucie and Madame Defarge through their contrasting qualities and motives to show a contrast within their fates despite having almost the same upbringings. Even though Madame Defarge and Lucie Manette grew up as orphans as a result of family losses, Madame Defarge’s fate differs from Lucie’s fate. Madame Defarge chose the path of…

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    reader can verify if the idea or object is a symbol, and move on to establish its purpose and importance to the theme. In “Roman Fever” there are a variety of things that have the potential to be symbols, more specifically Roman fever, Mrs. Ansley’s knitting, and the sky and lighting. Firstly, the fever itself has many different meanings all based around the intense passion that “infects” both women. It could represent Grace’s desire for Alida’s fiance. It could also represent Alida’s ill will…

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    factory he founded is located in Rockford, Illinois. His sock factory, with automatic knitting machines, eventually led to the creation of the distinguished red heeled sock monkey. Sock Monkeys can be found in numerous households and became a popular craft in the 20th century. It is unclear when sock monkeys were first created, nevertheless the famous red heeled sock monkey has a history that begins with the Nelson Knitting Company and has continued to be a popular image in crafting and has…

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    This program is a group of elderly women within the local refugee and immigrant community who meet weekly to create knitting projects and socialize. Elders are very independent back in their home country, so it is different to be the U.S. and have to be completely dependent on their children. Some help raise and provide care for their grandchildren and great-children. Many do not speak English, or know their rights and the opportunities for them. They have organized field trips, like attending…

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    Sock Monkey Research Paper

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    factory he founded is located in Rockford, Illinois. His sock factory with automatic knitting machines, eventually led to the creation of the distinguished red heeled sock monkey. Sock Monkeys can be found in numerous households and became a popular craft in the 20th century. It is unclear when sock monkeys were first created, nevertheless the famous red heeled sock monkey has a history that begins with the Nelson Knitting Company and has continued to be a popular image in crafting and in…

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    women to display his thoughts on gender stereotypes. In A Tale of Two Cities, Dickens displays that women can be more powerful than men through Madame Defarge’s knitting, leadership role in the Revolution, and disregard for her husband’s opinions. Madame Defarge has a huge amount of power in the French Revolution because of her knitting. She knits the list of people who will be killed in the Revolution, in a code that none of the men know. Madame Defarge has knitted her hit list “in her own…

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