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    he died on 20 Ju1y 1896. He is a we11-known Eng1ish nove1ist who is remembered ti11 today because of his bri11iant prose. Some of his exce11ent and notab1e works inc1ude Great Expectations, Hard Times and O1iver Twist. He was a faithfu1 son to his era the Victorian Age who had depicted in detai1 the status of women, and the socia1 structure at that time in Hard Times which in turn gives us a c1ear-cut idea of Victorian times .Char1es Dickens was very ski11fu1 and ambitious for his work. SOCIETY…

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    saying that “. . . Irish women . . . were doubly colonized in virtue of their gender” (“Sacrifice and Political Legitimation: The Production of Gendered Social Order” 176), because British culture did not only bring a new language, new customs and new gender and value system, but also new images of the women. Ireland experienced the double colonization also…

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    systematized in the Companies Act of 1862 (Cole and Postgate 334), there was a theoretical rise in the buoyancy of business entities. The mid 1860s was, to put it plainly, the time of theory. Dickens states: "As is outstanding to the shrewd in their era, activity in Shares is the one thing to need to do with in this world" (114). The development of joint-stock venture created a ton of nouveaux wealth. Having "no predecessors, no settled character, no development, no thoughts, no conduct," and…

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    Wonderland Identity

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    In the novel, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll is attempting to show Alice maturing from a child to a young adult. Before Alice’s tumble down the Rabbit hole and trip to Wonderland, she had gone through a phase in which she believed that everything could be explained and all questions had a reasonable answer. In the real world this was the case, but not in Wonderland. This leads to the inevitable outcome of her confusion between the real world and the “imaginary” world of…

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    order, and the provision of an honest currency but none transpired.” (Johnson, 2007, Pg. 557) Did the progressive movement affect the United States of America negatively? I will quickly explain the overview and major shifts during the Progressive Era then focus on the tariff tax and 16th amendment and how it ruined the economy of America. The political progressive…

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    Eco-feminism sees parallels between this domination of nature and the oppression of women. In this context, we can say that eco-feminists associate the torments applied to the female body and the female body with the domination applied to nature. 2.2. New Term Feminist Approaches As we have already mentioned, the issue of equality between women and men was first spoken during the French Revolution. The first theoretical studies on women's rights were also carried out in this period. The feminist…

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    gain and overpower the government and their ruler. While seeing how the era for Samurai and knights had some common interest, but also not even some common interest. Samurai’s were Japanese warriors that were known for their skills and fashion style. In the eighth century c.e., Samurai made their first appearance in Japan. C.E. stands for common era or current era.…

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    England (1819-1901), who ascended the throne in 1837 and ruled the British Empire, restoring stability to the crown. His reign is considered one of the most prosperous of his time, so he came to become a symbol of a period to take his name: (Victorian era) With Queen Victoria in power (1837-1901), the British domination of the known world, reached unprecedented levels. His reign, become emblem of the consolidation of the British Empire, witnessed the rise of the middle classes and was…

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    19th century was that the United States had a special mission to expand westward. Urbanization during the Reconstruction, including rapid immigration along with the explosion of Americans moving into cities, gave rise to powerful political machines, a new political party, and it built America’s middle class. The urban explosion and expansion to the West contributed significantly…

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    The Sepoy Rebellion

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    being mistreated by their commanders in the British East India Company. Low pay, limited opportunities, unfair assignments, and the reorganization of their native region, Awadh, led the sepoys to feel discriminated against. The introduction of the new Lee Enfield rifle, which forced soldiers to bite off ends of cartridges greased with pig and cow fat (substances that are offensive to both the Hindu and Muslim religions) only made things worse, pushing soldiers past their limit of tolerance, and…

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