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    Feminism in Antigone

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    Feminism in Antigone Although ancient Greece was a male-dominant society‚ Sophocles’ Antigone portrays women as being strong and capable of making wise decisions. Antigone‚ the tragic heroine‚ rejects the traditional role of women. As such‚ Sophocles punishes Ismene for embodying traditional attitude. Moreover‚ Creon is punished for misogyny. Sophocles‚ accordingly‚ uses characterization to promote feminist ideas. Sophocles introduces a female character in Antigone who is a strong believer and

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    Feminism and Art

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    Feminism and Art ‚ 2 ‚ 2 Feminist activity had been a rising concern in the late 1900’s which is based merely off of the emotional significance of personal and psychological reasoning. Rather than reacting on this issue based on historical evidence‚ the issue is based on immediate needs on the feminist attack. Linda Nochlin‚ and other important scholars and philosophers explain the psychology‚ philosophy‚ sociology‚ and history of art and the feminist movement pertaining to art.

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    applied to Maya Angelou in a huge way. The story is based around the eighth grade graduation of Maya Angelou. Her main point reflects the unfair treatment of african americans during that time because they were not valued for their educational intelligence. She does an amazing job telling the story by changing her tone and feelings as time advances and it gets closer to the time of actual graduation. Although society constantly derailed the true potential of african americans during this time‚ Maya Angelou

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    Maya Angelou’s Influence Maya Angelou is terrific performer‚ singer‚ filmmaker‚ and civil-rights activist. She is a phenomenal woman‚ one thing that she does best is writing. She is still living today‚ I believe her legend will never die. If one would talk to her‚ he or she would think she has lead a normal‚ happy life. Her life is blissful now‚ it was not always perfect. Maya beard enough emotional stress in a time frame that most people do not experience in a lifetime. Her experiences and the

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    Maya Angelou's Caged Bird

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    Maya Angelou has yet again appealed for the freedom of mankind with the use of a metaphor‚ by portraying the caged the bird as a human in slavery or being racially trapped. With the use of repetition and vivid imagery she has compared defenseless caged bird’s song to that of the song of the freedom cry by men. In the first stanza‚ words such as “leaps”‚ “floats”‚ “dips” and “claim” signify the freedom a free bird has. He can “leap on the back of the wind” and go where ever he pleases‚ he can”float

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    This does not exclude environmental decision making. An example of an ancient society where ideology inhibited ecological resilience is the Ancient Maya. The Classic Period of the Ancient Maya civilization began by 300 AD (Sabloff 2008: 35). This civilization grew out of Mesoamerica‚ in the area that is now modern day Honduras‚ Belize‚ Guatemala‚ and Mexico. This society was with a ruling elite that controlled large labor

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    Sexism and Feminism

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    Sexism and Femenism ‘Because I am a woman‚ I must make unusual efforts to succeed.  If I fail‚ no one will say‚ "She doesn’t have what it takes."  They will say‚ "Women don’t have what it takes."’  ~Clare Boothe Luce (1903 – 1987) Sexism is a serious issue in society‚ it is‚ and always has been‚ quite unfair to women. Some people might have thought that it was okay to mock women‚ use them‚ and abuse them simply because they were women and therefore thought

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    Postmodernism and Feminism

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    Ailene Brukman-Stivi Professor: Haim Deuel Lusky Postmodernism and Feminism The question of what happened to feminism during the postmodern times is not easily encapsulated in one phrase or idea as it is actually an amalgam of often purposely ambiguous and fluid ideas. One would have to start researching about postmodernism and what it means‚ let alone search about the history of feminism and its development. After one would research a little bit about postmodernism he or she would

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    Feminism & The Tempest

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    Correia � PAGE �6� Brandon Correia Ms. Bradley ENG-3U1 December 10‚ 2007 Feminism in the Tempest Feminist theory aims to understand the nature of inequality and focuses on gender politics‚ power relations and sexuality. To do Feminist Research is to put the social construction of gender at the center of one ’s inquiry. Feminist theory is about seeing gender as a basic organizing principle which profoundly shapes/mediates the concrete conditions of our lives. In the play The Tempest‚ by William

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    He’s deals with people negative opinions about him being crippled. The narrator says “The tragedy of his lameness seems so unfair to children that they are embarrassed in its presence” (Angelou pg39). Angelou experienced at a very young age that judgments others assume by looking at the appearances of a person. Angelou says: “in our society‚ where two legged‚ two armed strong black men were anle at the best of eke out the necessities of life “(Angelo 39). Uncle Willie was not born paralyzed; he had

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