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    Previously, I stated that Petruchio only tames Kate to an extent, because her free will remains intact enough for her to decide to play the submissive wife role. However, one cannot deny the transformation Kate has gone through physically as she is starved and poorly clothed and mentally as Petruchio's thoughts dictate her words. In the beginning, Kate the shrew uses her language to sting like a bee: “If I be waspish, best beware my sting” (2.1.213). But by the end, Kate's words do not sting but…

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    Write getting a party line with him if Mr. Write’s wife was there. He continues to say “Though I said to Harry that I didn’t know as what his wife, wanted made much difference to John.”(Glaspell 923) “Well, can you beat the women! Held for murder and worryin’ about her preserves.”(Glaspell 924) The county attorney George Henderson remarks to insult…

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    these stories do not have their own identities. In addition, we are also told that wives should not question their husband’s authority. These three examples will display the effect gender roles played on the main female characters. The only job a wife needs is housekeeping, anything outside of that is just nonsense. This idea is presented in both “The Yellow Wallpaper” and “Sweat” to reinforce gender roles. In “The Yellow Wallpaper” the narrator would like to take up the hobby of writing,…

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    Wallpaper is very subtle compare to The Story of an Hour. One of the many ironies that the reader encounters in the story is that of the treatment that John has for his wife. As he does not allow her to do any sort of her, because he thinks that is in her best interest. John her husband is a physician who thinks what he is doing for his wife is the best. Even she notes that “John is a physician...perhaps that is the reason I do not get well faster” (). She thinks that maybe John’s…

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    Case Study 9 / Carlos In the story How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents Carlos, Gracias, father of the four girls, Carla, Sandra, Sofia, Yolanda and Laura the spouse meets with hardship coming to the United States. There were various concerns that Carlos encounters while being dragged between two cultures. As the head of the household, especially in his culture, the father responsibility was to provide income to ensure at least the basic needs of the family, food clothes, and shelter.…

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    Women rights have always been an issue; especially back in the ancient times. If I had to pick which civilization be apart of, I would obviously choose the one that gave women the most freedom. After reading upon each different civilization, I would have to choose Ancient Egypt. It appears that the Egyptians gave their women the most freedom. Egyptian females were surprisingly treated equal to Egyptian males. Egyptian women were noted as independent women. Unlike most women around the world…

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    Young men were meant to find a wife and get married as soon as they finically had the means to do so. By the age of 16 young girls were to be married and have at least one child. Under the law of Ancient Egypt, men and women were on an equally footing, women were allowed to own and sell land and a business. Adultery was a serious crime punishable by flogging, branding or banishment, infidelity on the wife’s part could lead to divorce. A man who divorced his wife to marry another woman could…

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    ancestral hall while their home is undergoing renovations. This 'escape ' is to help her supposed nerves and anxiety. It is also for the narrator to rest until she is well again. Although the narrator 's husband was a physician and was trying to help his wife, the "Yellow Wallpaper" began to symbolize the rapid deterioration of the narrator 's state because the isolation in that room continued…

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    Ingrid Sinclair wanted to show the problems in contemporary Africa, and how it all stemmed from colonialism. Independence was only the first step in the goal of creating a new, truly independent Africa. By pointing out these shortcomings, Sinclair hoped that people would start more discussions and continue to fight for equality on all levels. One of the most devastating, most exploitative system that the Europeans brought to Africa was their version of class. This class struggle ravaged…

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    married to his wife, he did not have sex with her for the first year of their marriage; so both were still virgins. One day, the wife had called to her mother to come and help her out because she wanted to know why the knight had not had sex with her yet. When the wife 's mother came to the castle, she gave the knight a run down of the anatomy of the female genitalia and told him what to do with her daughter. When he was telling his mother in law what he was going to do to his wife, some other…

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