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    cared or loved for they won’t express feelings. Melinda didn’t feel loved for which made her hurt herself by biting her lip and feeling depressed. Melinda started to thaw out a little to her friends David and Ivy because both of them helped her in some way. Melinda finally thawed out completely to Mr.Freeman because he showed that he cared for her which lead to Melinda telling him everything. Thawing out takes time and people need to feel loved and cared for in order to express their feelings Melinda

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    physiological perspective‚ both male and female players are equally able to play all sports. There are fewer and fewer Olympic Games sports that are still strictly men-only or women-only. Women can box or take part in car racing‚ just like men can do synchronized swimming or rhythmic gymnastics. If some kind of sport is more popular among female or male players‚ this does not imply that the other gender cannot perform in the sport. Furthermore‚ according to law‚ if there is not a female baseball team in a high

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    The male and female bodies take different route when developing as the two genders add more years to their ages. This is because of the hormones that are being excreted‚ aiding development and altering changes in the physical‚ emotional and sexual well being of the body. Physically‚ most men are bigger and taller than women‚ often developing facial hair‚ pubic hair‚ acne‚ deep voices‚ broad shoulders and growth of penis. Females‚ on the other side are more emotional‚ have breast development‚ become

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    The masculine stereotype is linked to concepts like rationality‚ reason‚ intellect‚ action‚ productivity and competition whereas the feminine one is focused on emotions‚ passivity‚ gentleness‚ and reproduction (Muñoz‚ 2005). This comparison of male and female stereotypes outlines the opposite qualities of both genders. Undoubtedly‚ the masculine

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    important female roles in movies. This test is extremely simple and only has three criteria that need to be achieved in order for a movie to be classed as having a female character that is integral to the plot. These criteria are that the movie must contain at least to named female characters who talk to each other about something other than a man (Feminist Frequency‚ 2012). I think that these criteria themselves show that there was‚ and is‚ a big problem with important female characters in movies

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    Male and Female Relations in Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse Male and Female Relations in To The Lighthouse           To The Lighthouse exemplifies the condition of women when Woolf was writing and to some extent yet today. It offers a solution to remedy the condition of both men and women. To say the novel is a cry for a change in attitude towards women is not quite correct. It shows the struggle of both men and women and how patriarchy is damaging to both genders. Mrs. Ramsey. Both suffer from

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    the atlantic world. For some this transition was drastic and others the change was minute. After the Atlantic world came together there was a noticeable shift change in the number of enslaved African individuals; as well as a transformation in the way in which they were treated. Before the Atlantic world slaves typically worked as servants performing domestic activities or as family farms hands. Additionally‚ it was typically for slavery to not last over a lifetime and was not passed on through

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    Topic: Lawrence’s portrayal of Female characters D.H Lawrence‚ one of the most eminent writers of 20th century portrayed three women characters in ‘Sons and lovers’ whose tragedies lie in the fact that they only function as stones in Paul’s life. In the novel we see Mrs. Morel is pitifully diagnosed with Oedipus complex‚ which enables her to be a powerful hermaphrodite and gains access to power. Miriam we see is imprisoned by Victorian morality‚ but her world is not purely spiritual. Paul just

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    While male characters found throughout texts in world literature are frequently recognized as being the most significant‚ their underestimated female counterparts are often more influential in the progression of the narrative‚ and also aid in providing an analysis of the role of women in their social environments. Examples of narratives in which women play significant roles are One Thousand and One Nights‚ the book of “Genesis" found in the Bible‚ and The Ramayana of Valmiki. The women found in these

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    not understand them completely as we are not told the entire story but only certain parts of it. Indian myths are largely patriarchal‚ where we find the female characters playing marginal roles even though the entire epic centres on the actions caused by these women. Modern retellings of the mythologies offer a fresh take on the women characters of these epics. One such powerful revisiting of Ramayana is Amish Tripathi’s Ram Chandra Series. The first novel in the series is titled Scion of Ikshvaku

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