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    Women Development

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    exists not only in educational sector but also in almost each sector. The education is the foundation of awareness and further development. When they are barred from education‚ there is chance of discriminations being unreported forcing women to be quiet. The women in Nepal are exploited in many aspects. Sexual abuse and girl trafficking still persists which demands adoption of immediate measures to prevent the situation from being more worsened. Most of the victims of human trafficking in Nepal are

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    Women in War

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    one of the two to come with you: the woman or the man. Instinctually‚ the man would be a better first choice. Not only are men naturally larger‚ but also are stronger. Women have time and again proven they’re far more prone to stress‚ and obviously much more sensitive especially when it comes to subjects such as death. Women should not be allowed to be present in combat situations because not only are they inferior to men when it comes to fighting (combat)‚ but they aren’t mentally as resilient

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    women suffrage

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    abolishing slavery‚ afterward she was more out spoken in promoting women suffrage. In the 1860s‚ the feminist movement moved to New Zealand. Muller noted that men and women at that time didn’t have equal political and economic rights as was true in other countries. Women could exercise only limited power in the economic structure of the country. For example they aren’t allowed to vote in national elections. A small number of women gained suffrage in municipal elections in nelson. In 1910‚

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    Women In Othello

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    qualities and status of women in the Elizabethan society. Othello serves as a case to demonstrate the goals of the Elizabethan patriarchal society‚ the act of benefits in patriarchal community‚ and the concealment and limitation of feminism. According to Elizabethan or Shakespeare’s overall population based upon Renaissance feelings‚ women were inferred just to marry. As their single occupation‚ marriage held huge commitments of house organization and bringing up kids. Besides‚ women were depended upon

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    Women In The Iliad

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    The Iliad of Homer‚ showed women as being items of exchange for the men who had possessed them. They are shown in their social roles as mothers and wives. He states stereotypical characterizations of them. The reader understands that women are being treated as prizes‚ and that the male hero has to win or he’d have to resist fulfilling his heroic destiny. The characters of Hera and Athena‚ who are among the immortals‚ they are certainly strong women. Hera is the wife of Zeus and queen of the Olympians

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    Misogyny Of Women

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    book‚ The Decameron. Boccaccio commences his book by generalizing women in the statement: “Whenever‚ fairest ladies‚ I pause to consider how compassionate you all are by nature‚ I invariably become aware that the present work will seem to you to possess an irksome and ponderous opening” (Boccaccio 4). He continues on to warn women to brace themselves‚ for his stories may be perceived as gruesome. In doing so‚ he assumes that all women are intolerant of anything of a disturbing nature and that they

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    Stereotypes Of Women

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    There are a lot of stereotypes in the world. Especially with women. They are part of our everyday lives. We hear them every day and everywhere. Sometimes we can find ourselves in a situation where we make stereotypes for a large group of people either young or old who are labeled with positive or negative stereotypes. Stereotyping is a way people group each other saying things that are not normally true. Each individual or group is called a name that doesn’t fit to everyone in that specific group

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    Renaissance Women

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    1300 to 1600‚ the role for women of the upper and lower classes were very straightforward. Women had limited participation in the world to a great extent in this time because the men were the primary factors. For example‚ men were the ones who got a education‚ had little to no repercussions for crimes and had great jobs. Women had the dos and don’ts of the Renaissance; do have a moral home‚ don’t shame your husband or family in anyway. Some people might say that women of this time were held on a

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    The Women of Sparta

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    of sixty. Women’s lives were similar in many parts of ancient Greece‚ but the Greeks themselves singled out the city state of Sparta as being greatly different. The women of Sparta were granted an equal stake in the success or failure of their state. With their fathers and husbands constantly away training or at war‚ the women of Sparta were responsible for all else in Spartan society. Individual families headed by a husband were insignificant in Spartan society. Instead‚ the state laid down

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    Womens Rights

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    Cited: from  Campbell‚ Man Cannot‚ 2:38.   46 Ibid.‚ 2:37‐38.   47  The  Holy  Bible‚  New  International  Version‚  (Nashville‚  TN:  Broadman  &  Holman Publishers‚ 1986)‚ Genesis 1:27‚ 2.  48 See Kerber‚ Women of the Republic.  49  For  a  full  discussion  of  the  sentimental  style‚  see  Edwin  Black‚  "The  Sentimental  Style  as  Escapism‚  or  the  Devil  with  Dan ’l  Webster‚"  in  Form  and  Genre:  Shaping  Rhetorical  Action‚  Karlyn  Kohrs 

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