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    The novel “of mice and men” has some characters that are ignored and lonely. Sometimes they can even be taken advantage of. Also‚ they are looked at as weak. Some of the characters that fall in this category are Candy‚ Crooks‚ and Curley’s wife. In the real world‚ many people are lonely‚ like‚ at school kids eat at lunch tables by themselves‚ maybe because they are not so popular or they might not fit in. These people are then made fun of‚ then that makes them want to hurt or even kill themselves

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    Modernist movement in literature lays emphasis on the quest for identity on the one hand and internal rather than external realities that lie hidden and repressed on the other and prescribes psychic exploration of characters and feelings to focus the real reality in life which they undergo in different relations and situations. The great European stalwarts like Henry James‚ James Joyce‚ Virginia woolf‚ Dorothy Richardson and DH Lawrence have devoted much of their energy and technique not only to

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    To what extent does the Wife of Bath’s Prologue explore the struggle between male and female for power? The ’Wife of Bath’s Prologue’ is an in-depth‚ perceptive examination of the conflict between male and female for power and sovereignty. Through the Wife of Bath‚ the use of female sexuality versus masculine ’textuality’ is explored and how women are dependent on marriage for independence in a traditional patriarchal society. The pervading issue throughout the prologue is ’experience’ against

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    litature on the social problem associated with rising numbers of incarcerated parents. Information on programs that could assist this vulnerable population as well as a review of the book The Prisoner’s Wife : A Memoir which discusses the problem from a wife’s point of view. The Prisoner’s Wife: A Memoir is a love story set in a brutal prison in upstate New York. Where a lifer Rashad meets Asha at a poetry reading. After the encounter they continued to interact due to Asha volunteer work at the

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    The Wife of Bath’s tale starts off by her explaining that she is experienced with marriage and that the experience was based on the fact that she had five husbands (Chaucer 135). She continues on to express her desires of being all powerful and dominating over her husband and proceeds to tell the tale of the Knight (Chaucer 135). The disturbing story consists of the Knight raping an innocent maiden. The Wife of Bath’s Tale does not demonstrate what a typical woman in the Middle English period should

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    figure we see her as today. Similarly‚ literature contain many elements that we are familiar to and able to related to‚ yet that relations are lost in age and often overlook for more “academic” purposes. One example is The Wife of Bath prologue from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. The Wife of Bath is shown to be very outspoken about the gender inequality and it could be said that she herself is one of the earliest example of feminist. It is rather baffling for us

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    classified as the “weaker sex” because women had no control over anything they owned or valued. It was a time where men dominated women and they were left out of all decisions. “The average farmer’s wife is one of the most patient and overworked women of the time” (Hartman). However‚ women’s efforts during the 1800’s were effective in challenging traditional social‚ economical‚ and political attitudes about their role in society. Many of the problems women went through had lead to the beginning of women’s

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    social issue of medieval age. Each character was asked to tell a story which reflected themselves in the society. Among those personalities was the Wife of Bath. Her name was Alison. She was a lusty‚ bold and a strong woman who refused to allow men to control her existence. She was married for 5 times and was looking for a sixth husband. According to Wife of Bath‚ women were seen unequal in the social class which is why sometimes‚ she was considered as early precursor of feminist. According to her tale

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    extensive stories comes from the character‚ The Wife of Bath. Initially‚ she is described in short as a well-dressed woman who knew much about love and life. “Of remedies of love she knew per chaunce‚/ For she koude of that art the olde daunce” (Chaucer‚ GP‚ 475-476). Upon further examination of her prologue and tale‚ one comes to find that she may be one the most intriguing characters represented in the Canterbury Tales. Everything about the Wife of Bath is bold and pronounced‚ from what she wears

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    ranch is Curley’s Wife. She is isolated due to her gender and her marital status to Curley. Though she is married‚ she dislikes her husband and often looks toward the other men on the farm for attention and company‚ though her efforts are often ignored by the men because they did not want to get into any trouble with Curley‚ as he is the boss’s son and could get them fired. Also‚ the other men think of her as a “tart” for giving the workers “the eye” (28). This leaves Curley’s Wife alone‚ “never get[ting]

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