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    women prior to the advancement of feminism, as previous to this, women were marginalized and rarely recognized as capable of achievements beyond childbirth and housework. As Virginia Woolf explained, anonymous “was often a woman.” Although, some anonymity may be relaxing, the thought of total anonymity is undesirable by any human being. The first flickers of feminism started in 1848, in Seneca Falls, New York at a two-day conference on woman’s rights. Of the almost 200 women and 40 men that attended the convention, 68 women and 32 men signed a Declaration of Sentiments an Grievances, demanding “equal treatment of women and men under the law and voting rights for women.” One hundred and twenty-six years later, Judy Chicago created The Dinner Party, a mixed media installation to celebrate the liberation of women and women artists from the tyranny of anonymity. Judy Chicago (once known as Judith Sylvia Cohen) was born in 1939, during a time in which woman were an important part of society but were still not treated equally. “I was raised in…

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    Organising the Ultimate Christmas Dinner Party is far from easy, but it can become a smoother process by following some useful tips. Make a To-do List. Several days before the event kicks off, take some time to think of all the things you need to make, buy, organise and create in order for the party to run smoothly. From comprising the menu to figuring out all the details of the decorations you need to put a lot of thought and much planning into the things that need to be done. Jot them down…

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    The Dinner Party and Second Wave Feminism The 1960’s and 70’s was a period defined by change. During the civil rights movement, the American population became increasingly aware of the struggles of minority groups. This newfound awareness paved the way for second wave feminism. The objective of second wave feminism was the liberation of women, with respect to reproductive rights and sexuality among other things, and the primary means of expression of these ideals were through protest,…

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    The Dinner Party Analysis

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    The Dinner Party, written by Neil Simon, was portrayed by director Brian Freeman who had previously directed a couple other Neil Simon productions including Jake’s Women and Rumors. This production was held by the Broadway West Theatre Company in Fremont, CA. After some research of Neil Simon, I believe Freeman stayed true to the original intentions of Simon’s playwright while putting together a wonderful production that I could laugh about but also learn from at times. First off, what caught…

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    Large Dinner Party

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    I walk into this large dinner party. Everything looks so fancy and beautiful. As I walk in there are others coming in wearing only rich clothes and diamond jewelry. We are all told to take a seat and to sit quiet. I hear this conversation that has nothing to do with the fact that we are all supposed to be here and have a nice dinner. The conversation seems to be between a young girl and the colonel. They’re arguing about how women are nowadays. The young girl says that women do have…

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    Gourmet Dinner Party

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    January 22nd is our Seafood Extravaganza Buffet Dinner featuring Maine Lobster and a variety of under the sea delights and delicacies. A limited number of reservations are available. In order to ensure Lobster availability please make your reservation today! • Sunday, January 24th is our Chef's Buffet Dinner make your reservations at the Reception Desk. • Now that the Holiday Season is over we ask that you please observe our Dress Code policy for you and your guests while dining and entertaining…

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    music, and dance. As a matter of fact, art can also be interpreted in many ways because art is open to interpretation. The three pieces of art I analyzed were the beaded crown, George Washington’s painting , and the Dinner Party by Judy Chicago. I used three of (Scott McCloud’s) steps to analyze these pieces of art. The first step I used was Idea/ Purpose which is the impulses, ideas, emotions, philosophies, purpose, and content the art deals with. The second step I used was form which is either…

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    THEORIES In your analysis as to why the dinner was not a success, choose SIX intercultural theories from the provided list to discuss. Complete each theory in 3 parts: a. Define each theory in your own words (using research to back this up) b. Classify both the Canadians and people from your ASSIGNED COUNTRY c. Apply this theory to the dinner party itself and explain how this theory could have influenced the outcome of the party THEORY 1 Power Distance Power distance theory is based…

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    other guests at the party. Gabriel exhibits spurts of being narcotic and paranoid while being at the party because he truly does value what the other people think of him but does not want to disclose his need for acceptance. Even though the party is set in Gabriel’s aunts house he still does not feel at ease or comfortable with his relatives. All of the build up to Gabriel’s arrival plants a seed in the reader’s minds for…

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    The ancient Romans were a social people, who rather than dining alone with their families, would attend decadent dinner parties at their friends houses. These dinner parties were a ritualistic affair that often lasted for hours at a time. They focused on culture and always had entertainment of some sort, from performers to the guests themselves who contributed by singing, dancing, reciting, and even making up short poems on the spot. This traditional Roman method of dining has been adopted and…

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