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    Feminist Perspective: Blackrock Blackrock, written by Nick Enright is a text which clearly illustrates the views of the feminist critical perspective. The text can be directly related to the feminist critical perspective by analysing the way male characters treat the female characters, how the female characters are referred to and how the female characters act towards the male characters. During the opening scene we meet Cherie, a girl who loves to surf and idolizes a female surfing legend;…

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    Should Women Serve in the Military? In the military there are certain standards that have to be kept up and met. A commanding officer doesn’t want to see another petty officer disobey or fail to follow commands. Male soldiers have always been used as the ideal fighting machine, but in recent studies it has been shown that women could possess the same potential as men. As research continues to expand, women are seen to be ideal, if not as equally ideal as a man in battle. In the military there…

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    Jane Austen's Persuasion

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    assumed that males will always want and have more casual sex (Lai and Hynie). In Storni’s poem, the women are described as pure and untouched. Even though the women that engage in casual sex would be seen as impure during Storni’s time, today the women would be able to engage in sex, as long as it occurred less frequently than her male peers’ sexual activities (run-on sentence?). Two main factors contribute to the idea women desire less casual sex than men, the fact that men are encouraged to…

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    We used these sampling methods in order to distinguish variables such as sexual dimorphism, sex ratios and body length between male and female C.Volutator. C.Volutator where collected from the mudflats of Nova Scotia, Wolfville using the two sampling techniques given in the Laboratory Instructions. The first sampling method we used was sediment…

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    Attentional Blink Theory

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    In regards to Attentional Blink -- the idea that when seeing a series of images in a short period of time, we will “blink” after ones that are triggering to us, causing us to be unable to notice any images within 500 milliseconds of the first one – Mason, Zhang, and Dyer (2010) suggest that power related stimuli will stand out more to men due to the fact that while growing up, men are typically introduced to the idea of obtaining a position of authority, while women are more encouraged to reach…

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    Masculinity Vs Femininity

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    The goal for men to increase their fitness and performance is usually accomplished by finding legal ways to increase their testosterone levels, in order to get bigger, go faster, become stronger. Female athletes however, are forced to fit a social stigma of what a female should look like, act like, and perform like. Why are there two distinct genders that compete in sport, so far away from each other on the spectrum of masculinity and femininity? Certainly, some athletes fall somewhere…

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    How Homologous Organs Are

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    primary and secondary sex characters . On the other hand, Androgen insensitivity syndrome is known as a condition that affects the sexual development of a human. It can affect how their bodies respond to certain male sex hormones, which in return causes them to end up with female external sex characteristics or signs of both male and female sexual reproductive organs. . 3. Briefly describe the process of sex differentiation of the gonads of males and females. The process of sex…

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    How fair can it get for girls to play on boys sport teams. Maybe because it’s not a law, everyone can play, so many other girls are playing on the same team as boys. It was never a law that girls have to play the “girl sports,” boys play the “boy sports.” In the article Should Girls be Allowed to Play on Boy’s Sport Teams? They stated that if the best of the best WNBA team goes against the worst NBA team, that the NBA team would crush the best WNBA team. The current worst tennis player could…

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    Sexaul Selection Theme

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    “Well the night is dark, the moon is full.The flowers of romance exert their pull.We take awhile, My fingers slip.I’m hard and crackling like a whip.”(third stanza) This magnifies the stanza before and how men act like animals, and do anything for sex. For instance, the line “The Flowers of romance exert their pull.”, men get flowers to make girls happy and hopefully the romantic gestures leads to something. The man is acting like an animal in a forceful way trying to lie and make love when it…

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    Melanogaster Essay

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    Sexual interactions with same-sex are widespread among animals, but until now the puzzle remains. One of the animals that exhibit this behavior is the Drosophila Melanogaster or fruit flies, in which this paper will be focusing on. Fruit flies have the ability to reproduce rapidly, tendency for males to mate intensely with immature males (Dukas, 2010). Over the past few years, since fruit flies’ genome are simple, researchers made a constant effort in studying the same-sex behavior in Drosophila…

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