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    and ethics should not be given a role in decision making. Most parents are capable of deciding the fate of their children and should be given the right to do so‚ not the government or ethicists. For societies‚ usually in backward regions‚ where patriarchy still prevails and ‘female foeticide’ plagues‚ parents are evidently ‘controlled’ by societal and cultural influences. They may appear to be unable to make wise decision with regard to the welfare or survival of their child‚ especially girls. Selective

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    innocence‚ as the connotations of a lamb can be considered as innocence and purity because she is a virgin. The adjectival pre-modification of “bare” emphasizes how vulnerable he perceives her; like a “lamb” to the slaughter‚ reinforcing his male patriarchy. Carter uses the linguistic style of foreshadowing in the minor sentence: “And stain you.” The use of the verb ‘stain’ foreshadows the Marquis staining the girl with the heart shaped blood stain from the key. It can be argued that Carter makes

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    America is the black woman.”‚ that allows us to view her work opposing the white patriarchy‚ simply by championing for black women. In this case‚ existing and embracing identity represents resistance. Lemonade makes visual references to Egyptian/African heritage through outfits and scenery‚ but Beyoncé typically contains references to American Black Southern heritage‚ which includes‚ but is not limited to‚ naturalism‚ patriarchy‚ religion‚ femininity‚ poverty‚ slavery‚ New Orleans‚ and Hurricane Katrina

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    Bibliography: "Patriarchy in Colonial America." Patriarchy in Colonial America. N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 18 Sept. 2013.

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    Reading through Marie Mies chapter‚ “Colonization and Housewifization” from “Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale”‚ she discusses several ways in which the patriarchal division of labor was created violently to force the exploitation of not only women‚ but other classes and people. With the combination of the technologies attack on Mother Earth‚ the subordination of women‚ and the rise of the bourgeoisie‚ this lead to her example of the witch trials that took over Europe from the twelfth

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    Gervanna Stephens Instructor – Mrs. Lucinda Peart ENGL331 – Literary Criticism 6 December 2011 Feminism and its function in a critical reading of the short stories The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin and The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and the poem “Poem in Praise of Menstruation” by Lucille Clifton. The Feminist movement began as an attempt to underscore the despotism of the patriarchal society that is reflected exceedingly in literature and permit women to be established as

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    created by powerful dominant group members who seek to maintain cultural dominance by criminalizing sexual conduct that they consider immoral. Conflict theorists argue that women become prostitutes because of economic inequality and patriarchy. Capitalism and patriarchy foster economic inequality between men and women and force women to view their bodies as commodities. Conflict theorists also suggest that criminalizing prostitution uniquely affects poor women‚ especially poor women of color‚ who

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    language that is realistic and not the sophisticated standardized language of the upper class but often categorized as vulgar‚ uncouth and rustic‚ puts forward her resistance. She uses her writing as a weapon against exploitation of the upper class and patriarchy‚ inflicted upon subaltern communities. Also‚ instead of the upper class women or Dalit men talking about the plight of Dalit women‚ that is‚ as Singh suggests‚ “elite documentation that gives us news of the consciousness of the subaltern” (Singh

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    ‘Symbolism will quickly and effectively reveal the writer’s true intentions.’ To what extent do you agree with this view? All language can be viewed as constructing symbols‚ through which a reader can identify modern ideas and concerns. Techniques used to create any aspect of a text can be seen as a symbol in some form – whether it was the writer’s intention or not. It is difficult to determine what an author’s ‘true’ intentions may have been; through applying a contemporary‚ academic reading

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    developed a way of life based on herding (pastoralism)‚ which‚ while less environmentally impactful‚ led to social changes. The resulting societies experienced population growth which led to more complex societies including urban life. Male dominance (patriarchy) and forced labor systems (serfdom‚ slavery‚ etc.) developed. Generally‚ social and economic systems became dramatically more complex with elite men accumulating wealth and power. Technological innovation led to improvements in agricultural production

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