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    Abstract This study examined the opinion of a little group of people in Bangkok about gender equality and focus on should women be equal to men or not? From the books and online data‚ give two aspects of it (women should be equal or not). The information bring from period time and the present time. Moreover‚ add supporting this research by comparison of equality between law and social values. It shows the one of controversial in everyday society. By objective and subjective questionnaire‚ everyone

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    play “The Importance of Being Earnest” is a play that epitomizes the Victorian age. “The Importance of Being Earnest” a man named Jack who goes by the alias Earnest‚ and Algernon who goes by Bunbury. These men are living double lives‚ and by them doing so‚ they would not be considered an ideal Victorian man. Earnest and Algernon come up with these names so that they can get away from their daily lives to be along in the country. During the Victorian age‚ it was common for women to be housewives unless

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    political reform which affected the roles of menwomen‚ and slaves in Athens. He divided the population into four political groups based on wealth. Men from the three wealthiest groups were allowed to hold political office. The higher offices‚ however‚ were reserved for the two wealthiest of the groups. The office of Archon was one such position. Although the fourth group‚ known as “thetes‚” could not participate in politics‚ they were represented in the “boule” (Levack‚ Muir & Veldman‚ 2011

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    and it’s relation to Modern Society In the book Ways of Seeing‚ chapter 3 by John Berger‚ Berger outlines his portrayal of the differences between men and women and the manner in which they are culturally represented by analyzing nude depictions of woman in the European artistic tradition through paintings. The paintings overtime have demonstrated that men have more power over women as they are the main spectators of the paintings‚ and the women are the object of the paintings. These standards described

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    as a Way of Being‚ by Peter Vaill. In this review I will analyze and synthesize the authors’ primary points‚ conclusions and discuss how it relates to my personal experiences and evaluations. The activities and exercises contained in the Lecture 2 and Chapter 2‚ Learning as a Way of Being‚ suggest as leaders we are continually learning as we observe others actions and or reactions. The process of "Institutional Learning" and how it conflicts with the concepts of Learning as a Way of Being‚ described

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    opinion and oppose women’s thought. I just want to use this kind of article to give knowledge to both sides‚ what are the natures of men and women. I’m not enthusiast on the form of stereo typing. I just wrote things that could relate MOST of us‚ especially to married couples. Enjoy reading! FOR MEN: 10 Facts Men Hate About Women By: Jenny Ann Cascante For men‚ “Women are…” 1. Always thinks negative. Even you trust each other‚ she will always think negative about you‚ your friends‚ work‚ family and

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    The Italian Renaissance is typically viewed as a momentous period for growth in knowledge and advancements in society. The equality between men and women is one of the first things some historians‚ such as Bruckhardt and Kelly-Gadol use to display society from that time period. There were certain expectancies out of the people as described by Bruni in his letter to Battista Malatesta (c. 1405)‚ and Vergerio in his letter to Ubertino (1392). Castiglione had a text called The Courtier‚ which gave

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    Popular film and media have become prominent sources of influence over contemporary society. Mitchell & Weber (1999) suggests that this is because “the knowledge and images that are embedded in popular culture might be taken as common ground” (p. 164). The representation of teachers in filmic bodies has generated clichés and stereotypes of ‘larger than life teachers’ that have had irrefutable influence on how the ‘everyday teacher’ is viewed by society and how the practice has been shaped. In

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    can most likely name a few ways love comes about‚ that is‚ “true-love” or the want to truly be with one‚ financial stability‚ and social acceptance. It is most desirable to seek “true-love”‚ but is seldom ever found‚ and when it is‚ the path in which comes before it will not be a smooth one. If one desires a smooth path‚ riches‚ and rise in social rank‚ one only needs to look no further than a rich man in need of a wife. First we meet Elizabeth and Darcy‚ Elizabeth being from a middle-class family

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    of Being Earnest‚ written by Oscar Wilde‚ is a play that was first performed and published in the late nineteenth century. This play was written during the decline of the Victorian era and portrays the lifestyle of the era’s upper class in the author’s amusing point of view. While this was the era of supreme manners‚ well-educated men‚ and the utmost marriageable women‚ Oscar Wilde depicts his characters in a more truthful manner by revealing their contradicting statements and dishonest ways. Gwendolen

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