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    The clear division of roles between males and females in the late 19th century Victorian era, display distinct characteristics that define how a man and woman are to behave. These attributes, or gender roles, determine the standard of society, and is what is considered to be acceptable behaviour. Author, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, more commonly known as Lewis Carroll, challenges the patriarchal gender roles in the Victorian Era by exchanging the typical attributes associated with males and…

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    and offered no solution. Looking at their finding from the high school boys they realized how differences in body language often came of as being rude or not listening. During adult years women expect “participatory listenership”( Tannen 284) and this includes the noises to show they are being listening to, as well as the other person to be in tune with them. Women perceive being in tune with each other as being able to finish one sentence and well as being able to guess what the other might…

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    depict the way men are pressured by the media, their friends, religion, and parents. Society needs to change painting the way a man should act. Men are brought up to fear showing emotion, visibility and love, as a result parents especially fathers hold back from hugging and physically showing love to their kids. Boys are also physically criticized, and trained to be a man you have to be aggressive. Men are also encouraged to be violent; they are taught through parents, friends, video games and…

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    it can be just the two of them. The stereotypes portrayed in this short story not only…

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    rights, and how it effects society in general. Till this day men and women are being treated differently. “As we are growing up we are taught that boys are celebrated for their “heroism” and have to be aggressive toward stuff, and in the other hand girls are supposed to be more attentive in relationships and personal attractions,” states Deborah Rhode. In other words, guys are supposed to be the tough ones while the ladies are sensitive but this can be proven not true. For example, in…

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    In a patriarchal society, many women face the issue of an imbalance of power, especially whilst in a relationship. The characters in “The Company of Wolves” by Angela Carter and “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman handle this reality with distinct approaches. Both authors employ symbolism and character to depict the various ways women are affected by male oppression and their struggle for liberation. While Carter’s character manages to forget her fear and seduce her oppressor, the…

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    his father because his uncle murdered him. After finding out that his father was murdered, he promises the ghost that he will avenge him; “Haste me to know’t, that I, with wings as swift as meditation of love/May sweep to my revenge.” (1.5.35-37). In this scene, Hamlet finally gains purpose. Retribution gives Hamlet an opportunity to fit into the male narrative of Shakespeare’s play. Although Hamlet has a clear reason to kill the king and avenge his father, he does not take it and instead…

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    “Just Walk on By” by Brent Staples is about a man who struggles daily with stereotypes and misconceptions because he scares people based on his appearance. He gets his message to show by using an array of rhetorical devices throughout his essay to portray that prior knowledge of a group of people does not apply to every individual in said targeted group, or in simpler terms, to “not judge a book by its cover”. Staples uses the rhetorical devices ethos and pathos many places to amplify his…

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    of policy planning at the State Department and a mother of two she was finding herself having to choose between her children and her job. She says she felt “[she] could no longer be both the parent and the professional [she] wanted to be.” (681) In this day in age having it all to Slaughter just isn’t comprehendible. Something has to change in the work world before a woman can have it all. In “Why Men Still Can’t Have It All” by Richard Dorment he comments on each Slaughter and Sandberg’s…

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    Filling a police report can be one of those solutions. In order to file a police report, you must have authentic information on the incident. With advanced technology, people can file police reports online as well as go to the police station in person. This would be a good alternative to the situation because the two-people involved in the moral dilemma will not be affected and the criminal will have a warrant for his arrest. Because the victim of the attack can identify the robber, thus, he can…

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