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    headdresses that let the viewer identify them, as well as let the ladies identify each other. The bride’s bare head represents the changes in her life she will experience after the wedding. Normally she would wear a headdress, just as the as the women surrounding her do, but at this moment she wears her hair loose and unbound. It doesn’t matter what societal role she is destined to play, in this captured moment she isn’t a duchess or a daughter of an important aristocrat; she is the bride.…

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    In The short story “Sweat” by Zora Neale Hurston, a women's empowerment and integrity is put to the test. It is summertime in a small town in Florida where a hard working African American woman Delia is pictured washing clothes to get by for her and her husband. As you may not have already picked up Delia is a washerwoman who does everything she can to provide for herself as well as her husband, and is an all around good person. Despite Delia being a good person,wife, and a strong independant…

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    a very patriarchal society, so boys are the ones that must be born. Boys carry on the name, help in the fields, help the family when they are old and can be successful in their life. Girls on the other hand are looked at as another mouth to feed. Women will never have the life of being successful and becoming more than just a slave. When a girl is born they are lucky to live the first month without being killed, otherwise they are left for dead. Many mothers hope to leave their baby where…

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    The women close to her did not benefit her in looking past these tragedies, nothing but the escape to writing (Seyersted 21). At an even younger age, Chopin saw the male dominancy in her father when she was sent to boarding school. Her mother Eliza, was known to be a strong woman as Toth mentions, “Her mother might have reminded Eliza that no matter how humiliated or betrayed she might feel, Thomas O’Flaherty was an excellent provider” (8). With O’Flaherty being an effective man to provide the…

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    Women have often been included in paintings and art even back to the Native Americans. Women within pieces of art typically portrayed the role of women during that time or culture. As the time in which a piece was created changed, the depicted role of women also adjusted. Additionally, the role of women varied between different cultures. However, the general ideas represented by the female form in artwork were motherhood, beauty, and the obligation to care for the home. One of the ways in…

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    Although the public judges Raymond as “he lives off women” (Camus, 1988, p.28), Meursault talks to him because he finds him interesting and doesn't “have any reason not to talk to him.” (Camus, 1988, p.28) This again reveals that Meursault is not influenced by society’s view but he is open and truthful according…

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    thousands of women and girls may have never had the opportunity to have an education without her. In a world absent of Sor Juana, this research paper may have never been written at all, on the basis of the author’s sex. Her experience with same-sex relationships, her feminist ideals, and her will for learning contribute to Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz’s defiant nature, which shines through her writings. To start, the experience and support that Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz had with…

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    practices. The campaign as a whole depicts exclusively Filipino women with pieces of men crudely attached to sections of their faces such as their mouth, eyes, head and even their entire face. This particular ad relies heavily on contrast and sharp alignments to create an emotional pull in the audience and shock the reader. The advertisement’s surprising nature and fairly…

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    In “Three Girls,” Oates uses the two NYU girl poets and Marilyn Monroe to display issues of society’s view of women during the 1950’s. The reader will be introduced to two girl poets in Strand Used Books, searching for their desired book as they routinely do. Both girl poets will later find themselves witnessing Marilyn Monroe in disguise. The reader may be led to interpret that this could have been Marilyn Monroe’s truest self and not what she was popularized for in media. The three girls…

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    “Well-behaved women seldom make history” are you agree or disagree? Throughout the recorded history the condition of women has been a constant fee. Whether it a social status, economic state, political position, or intellectual freedom. Women have always tipped-off to address this issues to find the solution and change the history. But there are women who risk their own lives and fought for the ideas that today most of us recognized as universal and whether we realize or not and one way or…

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