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value, patriarchal America saw it as useless and pointless. It is due to patriarchal America and its societal conventions that depicted women’s roles as worthless resulting in a sphere made for…

Ward, Irene. “How Democratic Can We Get?: The Internet, the Public Sphere, and Public Discourse.” JAC, vol. 17, no. 3, 1997, pp. 365–379. JSTOR, JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/20866148. Irene Ward’s overall argument in her article, “How Democratic Can We Get?”, is that modernity’s digital media revolution has transformed communication and the way individuals understand and interact with the world. Like the Internet, mediums of digital media have the ability to transform democracy and the “public”…

information, however it can be identified as a public opinion against adultery produced by a public sphere on the Deep Web. The example of the Ashley Madison leaks being attributed to the formation of public opinion on a social issue supports the identification of Deep Web as a public sphere, using important themes like anonymity and independence. However, as previously mentioned, the public sphere is an important political tool in democratic society because it gives citizens the power to…

The gendered norms of society are a set of rules on how each gender should behave, and define which sphere of society each gender belongs, and in this idea of a sectioning of both men’s and women’s roles into these separate spheres, there is a relation to the domesticity of western society. The concept of domesticity comes from the concept of the separate sphere ideology, where women and men were placed in these separate roles. For men it was the public role, life of politics, economy, whilst…

Hauser, Gerard “Vernacular Voices: The Rhetoric Publics and Public Spheres,” (Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1999). In an alternative view of the public sphere, the author discusses the idea of a rhetoric public sphere, which relies on discourse rather than economic class and face-to-face interaction. Similarly, one of the major differences between traditional physical public spheres and the Deep Web public sphere is that of discourse, which users rely on, and which follow…

astronomical scholar from the Penn State University, in his introduction to his own research paper on the Music of the Spheres. Like him, the concept of the Music of the Spheres intrigued me immediately when I started researching the topic. I have always had a passion for Astronomy, and it was so interesting to discover the immense effect that Pythagoras’s theory, the Music of the Spheres, had on Johannes Kepler, and the connection between the three types of music that Boethius discovered in his…

are two methods of curing the mischiefs of faction: the one, by removing its causes; the other, by controlling its effects” (Madison, 1787). Professor Robert Rowland explains how Madison’s ideals relate to the liberal public sphere. “Madison’s liberal theory of the public sphere is grounded in support from representative as opposed to participatory democracy…At the constitutional Convention, he argued simply that Representation was an expedient by which the meeting of the people themselves was…

the shadows despondency and thoughts of being lonely sparks an idea in him to create the spheres for something to…

into distilled water, as it gives “baseline” data without any chemical reactions occurring; however, because of this, the spheres took an average of 56.2 seconds longer to rise in dH2O. The yeast spheres rise in a shorter span of time in H2O2, due to the fact that the catalase contained in the yeast spheres, decomposes hydrogen peroxide into O2, which is what causes the spheres to rise rapidly, and…

a feminist message in Victorian times. This poem was written in 1932 at the beginning on the Victorian Era. During this era a lot of society norms changed, including the role of women transitioning to being present in both the public and private spheres (Gehrman 1). This piece was written about a lady in medieval times and has a mythical setting, but these things are all apart of the symbolism that Tennyson was using to get his message about feminism across. Tennyson was using this poem to tell…