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    Childbed Fever Dbq

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    from others, it was suggested that the cause of every death was too (Semmelweis seal., n.d.). In the 1840’s, and due to an increasing rate of puerperal fever (also known as childbed fever) amongst new mothers, which is a condition that occurs when a woman experiences an infection related to giving birth (Ataman A., n.d.). A Hungarian doctor named Ignaz Semmelweis discovered that mortalities from puerperal fever can be remarkably reduced by the simple act of washing hands. He first introduced…

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    One of the hardest decisions a family with someone who is brain dead has to make is when to stop providing life support. The main purpose of life support is to keep the body alive but, if they are brain dead are they really alive? Huffington Post editorialist, Liz Sabo, explores the differences between states of consciousness and brain death in her post,”The Ethics Of Being Brain Dead: Doctors And Bioethicists Discuss Jahi McMath And Marlise Munoz”. Sabo looks at the different types of treatment…

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    Depression has had a lot of conflict in the medical world and in society. Some believe that when a person has depression they are making it up in their head, and others base their belief on scientific facts and research about depression. The major thesis of this book is deciding whether or not depression is a real medical disease, or is it just something that society wants us to believe. The book overall was easy to follow, and the author used a lot of facts to back up what he was trying to…

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    lives in one way or another. Therefore, one might imagine that a woman loses her independence and sense of self when she enters a relationship or a marriage with a man, for our society has long been a patriarchal one. However, according to Zora Neale Hurston and Lorraine Hansberry, this is not the case. In her novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Zora Neale Hurston debunks this belief by portraying the main character, Janie as a woman who only becomes progressively stronger and more independent…

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    96-101) Penelope is not only questioning the validity of his identity, but she is hesitant in wielding power back over to him. This is a woman that has been in charge of Ithaca for 20 years. Once she accepts this man as her husband that power will be gone, and she will go back to a life as a subservient wife. In The Return the strength of author Matar Hisham’s mother Fawzia Tarwah differs…

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    Preeti, the daughter -in -law is young, charming and attractive lady who has the focus on the property of Mehta. She is the wife of Ajit, a shrewd, cunning and manipulative woman. She changes Hasmukh’s medicine which leads to his death. She is caught red handed by Kiran while getting rid of the evidence. When she is confronted by Kiran she is given a chance for reformation at the end of the play. Like Sonal to Hasmukh, Preeti is a counterfoil to her husband Ajit. She is quite calculative and…

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    rest cure. Regardless of the narrator’s outward acceptance of the rest cure, the premature text establishes the narrator as a woman of defiant nature and with her advanced writing abilities, she unconsciously…

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    She is a multi-faceted genius. She is an author, poet, historian, songwriter, playwright, dancer, stage and screen producer, director, performer, singer, and civil rights activist. She has carved her imprints in Hollywood and she is the first black woman director of Hollywood. She has written, produced, directed, and starred for stage, film, and television. In 1971, she wrote a screenplay and musical score for the film Georgia, Georgia, that was nominated for Pulitzer Prize. Her documentaries…

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    Jamaica Kincaid Girl

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    on Tuesday and put them on the clothesline to dry.” The reason for this is that so her daughter can prepare herself as a perfect lady for future. The another important reason is culture and tradition. She advises her, “this is how you make a good medicine to throw away a child before it even becomes a child” so basically this advice allows womanly experience. But the story doesn’t tell a women to go to school, how to build up her career successfully or how to work outside of the home. In this…

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    of patients to see a psychiatrist and be cleared. The psychiatrist is a doctor, which means they know how to detect signs for mental illnesses. Therefore, there shouldn’t be much of problem with missing the mental illnesses. The article “Ethics in Medicine: Physician Assisted Suicide” states “Thus the State has an obligation to protect lives…” (Starks. Dudzinski. White). With that being said, there is a big difference in protecting lives and controlling lives. Depriving patients of physician…

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