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    Fitzgerald). Nicknamed “the first American Flapper”, Zelda Fitzgerald was a social icon that helped kickstart the change in how women participated in the new American society. After the war, there was a big time of change for women and how they could live life more freely. They were given the right to vote provided by the 19th Amendment, the idea of “the new woman” was common, and there was a shift in the medical community. As America’s society changed after World War One, the lives of women…

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    “The change in woman & the shift in Feminine gender roles in the “roaring” 1920’s” by Frances Bullen This essay explores how the effect of gender movements changed during the flapper movement in the 1920’s, mainly focusing on the feminine gender roles. The roles of gender changed after ww1 and when the woman finally got the vote, Society changed for women after they got suffrage Received the right to vote and brought in prohibition. Historian Michael Lerner asserted, “women had the right to…

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    in a more positive light, these artists also painted people of a low class in a non-derogatory way. Manet’s Olympia uses a classic reclining nude in an innovative way and gives the image new meaning. The main subject is a woman laying centrally in the painting. Behind her…

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    beginning of a new year, which for Nora symbolizes a new creation of herself. Beginning the play, Nora moves a Christmas tree into the scene, although not dressed up yet. This tree epitomizes Nora. At First, the audience does not know anything about Nora or her persona but just that she is simply a woman, and likewise the Christmas tree originates as just a meek tree. Throughout the play, it is learned that Nora is a sumptuous woman whom is supposed to be a charm and ornate woman, just as the…

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    Question A: The transition from childhood to adulthood is a very important step in the life of a human being. It marks the beginning of a new chapter in our lives. Today, I will be reminiscing the rite of passage of a friend who transitioned from childhood to adulthood. The rite of passage that I witnessed was a Quinceanera, a Quinceanera is a coming of age celebration/ceremony that symbolizes a girls transition from childhood to adulthood/womanhood. The event started with a mass, although I…

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    inevitable oppression fighting for a future. Nora encompases the life of a woman in the nineteenth century. “A Doll’s House,” reveals the struggle of a nineteenth century woman to find their own identity in the face of oppression. Nora thinks that her husband’s new job and higher salary will free her from worry. However, throughout the course of the play…

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    The cult of domesticity is what defined a true woman in the mid to late 1800’s. With this mindset of true womanhood, a lady was expected to be pious, pure, domestic, and submissive. Piety was an important quality for a woman to have, because she was supposed to be the spiritual leader of the family. A woman’s purpose, as far as piety went, was to bring her husband back to God. Next, a woman was to be pure. The main point of purity was for a woman to stay faithful to her husband sexually, but it…

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    The New Woman was a feminist ideal that emerged in literature in the late nineteenth century and continued to have a profound impact on twentieth century literature. Kate Chopin’s novel, the Awakening, and Virginia Woolf’s novel, To the Lighthouse, contained characters heavily influenced by New Woman ideals. Edna Ponteiller and Lily Briscoe are “unlike the odd woman, celibate, sexually repressed, and easily pitied or patronized as the flotsam and jetsam of the matrimonial tide” (Showalter 38).…

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    In the folktale ¨An Old Woman as the Devil's Helper¨ there are a lot of differences and similarities between the Swedish version of An Old Woman as the Devil's Helper and the German version of the An Old Woman as the Devil's Helper. A difference is that the German version has the women cut three hairs of his adam's apple while the Swedish version has the women cut six hairs off his beard. The original version of An Old Woman as the Devil's Helper came from Germany by Martin Luther or Karl…

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    a continuation of 'Episode 7: The Force Awakens,' but is set in a time between 'Episode 6: A New Hope' and 'Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith.' The plot narrates the story of Rebel Alliance and how they overpower the Galactic Empire, as the rebels are working in close cohesion to steal the plans for the Death Star before it can be used to enforce the Emperor's rule. Director Gareth Edwards said that the new Rogue One is an all-and-out war flick. "It's the reality of war. Good guys are bad. Bad…

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