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    There are many different beliefs towards what brings us to success. In The Sports Gene by David Epstein, it is explained that innate and physical talents are what allow people to succeed. In Outliers: The Story of Success, Malcolm Gladwell explains that effort and practice is what brings us to the top. Epstein and Gladwell both put forth arguments about how much in our lives we control, however, based on evidence Gladwell definitely shows that effort and practice is what we control to make us…

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    Historically, roles among genders have been standard, men are supposed to supply, as women are to care for the family. For centuries, stories, plays, songs have embraced this concept. However, by having a woman, named Medea, triumph over a man, Euripides shatters the concept of differences between genders for the first time. Euripides’ description of Medea is that of a clever sorceress who will never stop to achieve her goal. At the beginning of the story, Medea is depicted as a woman who is…

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    During the Elizabethan era, women were qualified for their youth and purity. Women received little or no power because of legal rights. Men were more inferior and controlled the women's lifestyles. Elizabethan women were raised to be dependent on the males in their family. Throughout the book, Hamlet, there were only two women in the play who had minimal lines. In Hamlet, Shakespeare views women as naive in order to show the role of women during the Elizabethan era. In Hamlet, Shakespeare…

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    In the 16th century, women were usually depicted in literature as vulnerable, fragile and compliant. While men were often represented as strong, valiant, and independent. During the time men ruled the world, women were considered as property, no better than cattle or land. However, Shakespeare's significant plays drove the idea into people's minds toward accepting the new ideas that women were just as strong, valiant and independent like any other man. Especially in the play, The Merchant of…

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    “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck is a story about a strong woman named Elisa, who is limited to live her full self. Although the two key men in the story are less interesting and talented than she, their lives are far more fulfilling and busy. The author conveys to the audiences the picture of inequality society in gender through characters, conflicts, point of view, and settings of the story. Steinbeck has done a great job at describing characters by juxtaposing different genders. Henry…

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    Women and Men are not equal. Historically, men have assumed labor intensive jobs. Women in contrast, have taken jobs related to child rearing and housekeeping. It was actually not until the second world war were women, in mass kitchen exodus, started to take up factory jobs. Jobs which men used to hold exclusively. Through the ages poets and writers have speculated as to why there is a divide between men and women. Some have argued that this divide stems from culture. Others suggest that the…

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    A. Introduction of Feminist Criticism There are many people believe that men are superior while women are inferior. It means that women are weak creatures and they cannot work as hard as men. This belief is very unfair for women. Women and men should have equal opportunities. Women should not be discriminated because of their gender. Hence, Feminism is formed. In general, Feminism is related to women’s emancipation. Feminist movement tries to reach the same equality between women and men in…

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    "Welcome to the Royal Court! Come join us this evening in one of our entertainments with Queen Elizabeth." Imagine you 're sitting in a huge palace that 's filled with many people waiting anxiously on what 's tonight topic will be. Your heart beating smoothly to the rhythm of the classical music that is being played satisfying your ears with a sweetness tune that 's so luscious like a sweet dessert. Swaying your hips to the dramatic beat of the music and absorbing the richness of the palace…

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    Nurture In Sociology

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    The ground zero marked the beginning of our period. So, there were nothing at the beginning and God appeared and created the sky, the Earth, water, mountains etc. He also created animals and humans to live on earth even though they live in the different environment to procreate and to populate the Earth. He also blessed man and a woman to be together and live in the advantageous position to dominate earth. Since then, men and nature became inseparable. even though, we all are the god’s creation…

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    The most significant detectable variations are body and casque length. Adult males show both larger bodies and casques than adult females (Reilly, 1988). There are other features that represent neutral traits for fitness, for example, the casque in males have a special black pigmentation that is not present in female hornbills (Reilly, 1988). This ornamentation has a peculiar…

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