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    of the main characters challenging the gender roles of their society and time period. The character of Anowa in “Anowa” is an independent woman whose actions draw much unwanted attention to herself and her family by her community. While the character of Shahrazad in “One Thousand and One Nights” is a vastly educated woman that against the will of her father, puts herself in danger to try and protect other women. Although there are different gender roles during the times of Anowa and Shahrazad,…

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    explores the temperament of both genders. Wollstonecraft puts forward several ideas about gender and the role of women in particular. Her views about gender and the role of women, although not explicitly stated, are very pronounced throughout the essay. Although there has been countless changes regarding gender and the role of women in the past centuries, Wollstonecraft’s views of gender and the role of women are still…

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    Social roles can affect gender differences in behavior in various ways. Research has been done on the social role theory, which suggests that people might question women when they are perceived as authority figures, such as leaders, for example. As a result of this, women are not seen as assertive, dominant or in power, like men are. Additionally, the old-school notion that women should be at home cleaning and cooking, instead of having a career, affects all women. It's simple: society has…

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    hand women were portrayed in only one way, youthful and slender. There is no idealized image of a mature female, mostly thought to be because at that point they were too old to have children. Being able to bear children was one of the most important roles of a female during this time, especially of a queen to provide an heir for the pharaoh. This can be seen in the sculpture of Menkaure and His Queen.…

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    Examining gender portrayed from Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House verses the woman’s role in the 21st century. The woman of the 19th century displayed in the play was a woman who stayed home, raise children and attended to her husband’s wishes with little say in how the responsibilities of their home and family was handled. While a woman of the 21st century has more independence and their own identity they are freer to go out for education, jobs and have more stance at the home with their spouse and…

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    of Gender Roles The film But I’m A Cheerleader. Directed by Jamie Babbit, focuses on a teenage girl who was sent to a conversion therapy camp because her parents and friends suspected that she was a lesbian. Once Meagan participates in the program, she embraced that she was a homosexual. The film sheds light on the wrong of gender roles by the participation in gender identity classes, the portrayal that sexuality was chose based on an event that happened, and explanations of how roles are…

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    Lorimer, pg. 3). For these reasons, it is crucial for television to portray positive role models for their audience. Even though the belief of television essentially being sexist is hugely popular, the platform has shaped through the years to become a modern and confident representation of genders. The roles of women and even men in television have shifted to conform to society’s plea to end the stereotypes and…

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    the shows have also progressed due to the changing time periods and political and social reform. Although gender roles in society, family dynamics, and pace of shows have changed drastically over the past 50 years in the television industry, the values and norms presented, from a bigger picture, are principally similar. One of the many aspects of TV values that has changed is the role of men and women in society. In “I Love Lucy”, Ricky is seen as the breadwinner and Lucy the housewife. In the…

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    three types of women throughout the world of Holden Caulfield: Role models who break away from stereotypical roles such as Phoebe, the weak who have the potential to become role models like Jane Gallagher and women whom of which’s actions are the embodiment of gender stereotypes women like these would be the three women at the bar, Sunny and Sally Hayes. There are only a handful of women in the novel who act as respectable female role models;…

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    women make-up half of the gaming populace, video games are still referred to as a male pastime, and female gamers are seen challenging women’s gender role. In the public world of gaming, women are often pushed to the sideline of gaming communities because of criticism from the male populace. In the article Hypermasculinity & Dickwolves: The Contentious Role of Women in the New Gaming Public, Salter and Blodgett take a look at how a “male-dominated space” extends “discourse from a virtual to…

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