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    father was the head of the household. She’d even said; "I’ll look to like if looking liking move" - I’ll marry anyone you want me to marry‚ just pick him out and I’ll try to love him. She was raised to please and obey. Love changed her. During the Elizabethan period a girl’s father would decide when and who the girl would marry. This decision was made by the father because it was a Patriarchal society. If the daughter/girl refused to marry whomever the father choose the only way she would be able to

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    Major themes in literature and art reappear throughout history. In most cases‚ the interpretation reflects the current social norms of the time. This can be seen through analysis of the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare‚ which reflects the Elizabethan time period‚ and the movie The Lion King by Walt Disney‚ an animated modern version of Hamlet‚ which mirrors the current era. Each piece of literature is formatted around the same plot. In general‚ an uncle kills his brother and takes over the thrown

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    that have explored what domestic violence is and what the outcomes become show how violence against women is an ongoing social issue. That is to say; religion has played a fraction in the history of domestic violence against women. In the article‚ “Violence Against Women and the Role of Religion”‚ it discusses the different

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    A call to men “Ending Violence against Women” Ted Bunch is the co-founder of A CALL TO MEN: The National Association of Men and Women Committed to Ending Violence against Women. Ted Bunch addresses NCC students and faculty about the domestic and sexual violence prevention and the promotion of healthy manhood. Mr. Bunch talks about the “the Man Box “where he showed images of athletes‚ rappers‚ wrestlers‚ cops‚ Etc. He stated that men are restricted‚ confined‚ and boxed in. Not

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    reader’s emotions in a manipulative way‚ resulting in a convincing argument about holding the music industry responsible for violence against women. She wrote an article titled “Is Music Issuing a Call to Violence?”. According to Ms. Rodriguez‚ misogynistic music in pop culture is considered one of the major culprits in glorifying abuse and violence towards women. She highlights examples such as the sexual assaults that happened in Central Park and her own personal experience when a young man acted aggressive

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    brought on women who went against their social roles and suggests that women must be submissive in order to obtain respect among men. 16-century women were prescribed stringent social roles. Women were expected to obey and respect all male members of society‚ especially‚ their fathers and husbands (Alchin). Unable to vote‚ inherit money and heir to their father’s title‚ women were required to keep the house clean and look and sound pleasant at all times (Castaldo). Moreover‚ Women married their

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    unwritten rules of Elizabethan womanhood. And Petruchio is the suitor convinced that he must wed and tame this unconventional woman. Yet‚ as the play unfolds the question remains: does Kate really change so drastically by the end of the play? By looking at Kate’s struggles with the mores of courtship and marriage‚ we can explore the believability of her existential change of behavior. Before reading the Taming of the Shrew‚ it helps to understand marriage in the Elizabethan era. In Shakespeare’s

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    Majerski 1 Alexander Majerski Mr. Jenson English 11-B 11 April 2009 Elizabethan Medicine in the Age of Shakespeare The Elizabethan era‚ also known as the age of Shakespeare‚ refers to the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603). Unlike the new found passion for art and culture during this English Renaissance‚ including. the expansion of Elizabethan theatre and Shakespeare ’s new style‚ the advancement of medicine fell far behind. (Rowse 2000) This lack of interest in medicine

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    visited the Apollo Theatre to watch �Twelfth Night�. Prior to entering the theatre I had expectations that the director would create a modernised play . When we entered‚ upon the stage the actors were preparing‚ I could see that they were dressed in Elizabethan fashion and realised that my initial thoughts were wrong. The actors dressing on stage revealed the honesty of the theatre and displayed the original clothing that this production was using. The costumes were all created to match the outfits worn

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    Elizabethan Weddings “The Elizabethan times were in the 1600’s”. In the Elizabethan times women and men had no choice of who they would marry. Also‚ buys could marry at age 14 and girls at age 12. Most marriages in the Elizabethan times were of older people getting married that didn’t choose who they would marry. Women and Men had no choice of who they would marry in the Elizabethan times. “The major difference between Elizabethan wedding customs‚ to a modern day western marriage is that the women

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