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    Women Criminals and Social Inequality In today’s society‚ stratification is very prevalent. Race‚ sex‚ religion‚ sexual orientation‚ socioeconomic status‚ age‚ and ability all play a role in how one fits into society and how much power one has in their position. This is true in the criminal justice system as well. More specifically‚ sex plays a very significant role in the outcome of arrest‚ sentencing‚ and detention of criminals. The topic of female criminals is significant because in the criminal

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    tells him‚ no those are just windmills. (Page 1701) Sancho is able to live in both worlds‚ reality and fantasy. It is whatever suits him at the right time or occasion. He takes the good and the bad of both the current time and the far gone days of chivalry. He

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    A Summary of Hardy’s “Medieval Tournament” At its core‚ Hardy’s “Medieval Tournament: A Functional Sport of the Upper Class”‚ strived to educate on two fronts: as a historical account of medieval sport‚ and as an explanation to why and how these events developed and evolved. Using two points of comparison‚ the melee and the joust‚ the author explains that the social and cultural implications of vastly differing sports are both similar and contradictory. The melee first originated in the twelfth

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    Gawain and the Green Knight: A Reflection of Medieval Society The story of “Gawain and the Green Knight” is one of the most widely known stories of all time. It is the epitome of the medieval romance story‚ incorporating elements of chivalry‚ observance of moral standards‚ and religious faith. In addition to being a genre defining work‚ “Gawain and the Green Knight” presents a unique chance for readers to gain an understanding of the period that spawned it. Wilkie and Hurt list the defining qualities

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    Relationships then vs now Since the beginning of time men and women have had relationships. Over time relationships have changed drastically. It’s hard to consider that dating has become so effortless. Some aspects of dating are the same‚ but just like everything else the concept of relationships has to evolve too. Relationships now lack the communication needed‚ the internet has changed the dating game entirely‚ dates occur less‚ and sex isn’t as meaningful compared to how relationships used to

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    The period of the Middle Ages is widely known amongst the people of the modern day. Told as a time of knights and castles‚ codes of chivalry‚ massive battles with bows and armored men with swords‚ kings and queens and royals ruling over the peasant class‚ and sometimes‚ even dragons and other folklore. Many have heard tales of King Arthur and the legendary Knights of the Round Table‚ or the popular and supported thievery of Robin Hood. However‚ what isn’t told on the same scale is how these feudal

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    requires suffering. The knight’s tale has courtly love in it. The Knight’s Tale is also concerned with courtly love‚ which demanded the loyalty of the knight to just one person: his lady-love. Courtly love was actually a system of love‚ just as chivalry was a system of knightly behavior. That means there were rules. The system got its start in the literature of the Aquitaine region in France‚ where troubadours sang ballads about the often secret and illicit love of knights for noblewomen. The Wife

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    Don Quixote is a hero because of his persistence to succeed. Although Quixote wants to become a hero in his lifetime‚ instead he becomes a hero who has lived four hundred years later. Quixote models himself after all the knights he reads about. For example‚ Quixote dedicates the village whore Aldonza Lorenzo‚ who he names Dulcinea of Toboso‚ to be his courtly love. Like most heroes and knights‚ Quixote has a quest he must go on but challenges arise along the way. Among these challenges Quixote attacks

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    benevolent sexism‚ while generally rejecting hostile sexism (Fiske & Glick‚ 2001). When put into the context of a close romantic relationship‚ sexist acts such as a man always paying for dates‚ or holding open doors for a woman are often classified as chivalry instead

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    Serfs and Peasants: Most peasants on a manor were serfs‚ bound to the land. Serfs were not slaves who could be bought and sold. Still‚ they were not free. They could not leave the manor without the lord’s permission. If the manor was granted to a new lord‚ the serfs went along with it. Kings (Monarchs): The king owned all the land and allowed the trusted nobles to govern a part of the land in return of other services. Roman Catholic Church/Pope: In the centuries after the fall of the Roman empire

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