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    exile after her husband Jason decided to marry another woman. Penelope and Medea‚ the leading women in their respective Greek works both fulfill and go against their prescribed gender roles. Penelope skillfully went against gender roles but only in order to keep her family united‚ while Medea went against her gender role in a violent‚ vengeful way that destroyed her family. Penelope from the Odyssey adhered closely to the expectations Greek society placed on women. She possessed womanly characteristics

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    whatever they want doesn’t usually go over well with some parents. Some dads might not want to see their little boy dress up as a princess and some moms might not want to see their little girl roll toy cars through the mud. Throughout the years‚ gender roles have been implemented at a young age by the way toy companies promote their toys‚

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    to the same school. It is until the Iranian government that creates a new law for women and men that limits their human rights all together. As the story develops‚ the audience can see how a change in the social structure in Iran can affect both genders‚ both male and female. For starters‚ the audience sees Marjane‚ the protagonist of the novel‚ with her friends and later on with her family. Since this is before the new law‚ Marji’s family and friends enjoy each other’s company and discuss nothing

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    Discuss the relationship between gender and the sitcom genre in one screened episode of one sitcom studied in this unit The Simpsons). Your discussion should pay particular attention to the ways in which generic conventions of the sitcom are employed as a means for exploring gender roles and/or sexual difference in the nominated episode and the series as a whole. Gender in The Simpsons. It is known in today’s world‚ that males and females are seen as two distinct separate classes‚ owing mainly to

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    The Psychological Effects of Gender Roles “Let the boys be boys.” You’ve heard this phrase before. Often repeated by parents regarding their little boys. So what makes a boy‚ a boy? Rambo like characteristics? Muscles? Short hair? Wearing blue? Wearing T-shirts and jeans or playing with sporting equipment? Well last I remember‚ the main characteristics boys shared were penises. The role gender association play in the lives of our children can sometimes affect them negatively

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    like gender roles for men and women. For example‚ in the 1950’s‚ TV shows depicted men as breadwinners and women as homemakers. Whereas today‚ many contemporary TV shows challenge conventional gender roles. The social expectations of gender roles led to the “perfect” family structure in real life and society used television to represent the structure during time period. In addition‚ the family structure formulated the ideal wife for the 1950’s and contemporary times‚ which plays a huge role when

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    Disney Gender Roles

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    create a Princess without gender roles; to simply promote a more realistic version of a woman. To allow girls who are extremely fascinated by these films receive a positive encouraging message. Disney should take into account their popularity and realize that they can have a great impact on several girls. Disney would be able to represent their slogan “Dream Big Princess” and have more meaning behind the words. I believe many girls would be happy with a change in gender roles that Princesses play. Then

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    Susan Glaspel’s drama‚ Trifles‚ critically portrays gender roles and relations in early 20th Century rural America. Its female characters‚ Mrs. Hale‚ Mrs. Peters‚ and the unseen Mrs. Wright all exemplify this gender portrayal through their experiences and actions. Glaspel’s portrayal is one of women being confined by society‚ but also rebelling against and breaking out of this confinement. Mrs. Wright was confined by her lonesome house and hard husband‚ as well as the expectations that society had for

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    Gender has always been somewhat a significant role in animation‚ both in animated works and the industry itself. The representation and treatment of women in media has always been a topic that people like to tackle and for good reason. Women have been treated quite differently in the industry‚ and how they are generally portrayed in animated works that is affected by society’s views at the time. Over time the image of an animated female and their character has changed‚ most of the time for good with

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    Genders role between men and women are always present through history. During the 1930’s the time when this story takes place‚ men are usually the ones working for the money‚ and performing all the hard labor‚ while women are supposed to do all the house work‚ and behave in a polite manner. In the story "Boys and girls" by Alice Munro the protagonist struggles with societies ideas of how a girl should be. This story is about a girl who prefers helping her father with chores on the field as opposed

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