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    In all forms of music‚ but especially in vocal music‚ gender constructs are often portrayed in a way that either mirrors a time’s societal norms and values or in a satirical matter to draw attention to hypocrisy. Opera in particular constantly reflects the already built social constructs around the composer and the time. It is like a self-fulfilling prophesy because that music broadcasts to the general population these constructs and they are then reflected in the music. Opera shows the public

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    Gender Roles While I was growing up‚ gender roles were highly defined by my parents and teachers as well as all other societal influences. Boys were taught to do "boy" things and girls were taught to do "girly" things. The toys that children play with and the activities that are encouraged by adults demonstrate the influence of gender roles on today’s youth. In my formative years‚ the masculine traits that I learned came out because of the activities that my parents had

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    Abstract Theoretical perspectives try to explain to us how our society works. In fact‚ gender roles are an essential part of society. Even times have changed the gender inequality still affecting men and women. People can see every day how a man still getting more opportunities than women even they have demonstrated how capable and able they are to perform any “men’s” activity. But this is a result of all those stereotypes that have passed from generations and is too difficult to eradicate them completely

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    Michael Turner 11/19/2014 3rd period Gender Norms in Macbeth William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth” explores and challenges the idea of traditional gender roles and/or gender norms. The female characters in this play have a strong sense of masculine traits while the male characters are actually shown with feminine traits‚ reversing the stereotypical roles of genders. One of the typical gender norms in society is that men are the workers and providers and essentially the strength of the family

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    iscuss the role of gender in act one of “a doll’s house" ‚ The play "a doll’s house "by Ibsen evolves around the position of masculinity and femininity. In the first act of the play‚ the gender struggle over ideological power is introduced by establishing fixed roles and standings of individuals to which they are bound to. At first glance one focuses on the sexist gender role of the Nora and overlook that there is also a set stereotype according to which men have to behave. In the 1880 Norway

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    jobs they were ordered to do‚ some slaves were worked to death while others lived not as harsh lives. While there are many factors which could influence the lives of these slaves‚ an important one to look into is if gender had any role in this. Up until today we see gender have a large role in jobs‚ how hard someone is worked‚ and treatment towards each other. I will be comparing the slave lives of Mary Prince and Olaudah Equiano‚ both of the same time period of the late 1780’s. The story of Mary Prince

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    better organize society. Consequently‚ males and females were given specialized roles in society. Men were often given active roles while women were given passive roles. Going off of this basis in the world of sports‚ men were given more competitive roles‚ while women were directed to the supportive roles for men where they would be much less involved in the game. From a sociological point of view‚ this contrast in gender roles would imply that these gendered meanings are legitimized at that point of time

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    The gender roles in modern day America are similar and different from ancient China. Women’s roles in ancient China have changed over time. Education has played a part in changing roles. Roles in ancient China also impacted the type of dress for each gender. While gender roles have shifted and changed over time‚ some gender roles still remain constant. Life of women in ancient China is somewhat different from life of women today in modern day America. In ancient China women did not have the same

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    Gendered Toys Gender roles are shaped into a child’s life at a young age‚ beginning with toys. There are a variety of different types of toys that provided at the stores for kids to play with. My research is to observe and take note of the toys that are merchandised at the store of my choice and to view if the toys are organized as gendered or gender neutral. I also took note of who was there‚ what toys they were interested in‚ and with whom they were shopping with. This project helped my realization

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    …..‚ 1750-1850 saw the start of changing ideas surrounding gender and gender roles across Europe. Although not empirically evaluated and synthesised during these years‚ it can be said that paradigms of thought were certainly were beginning to evolve‚ eventually marking a significant and more permeant change in gender roles and identities. During this period‚ many changes were afoot; The Industrial Revolution and as a result‚ the rise of the middle class‚ mechanisation and urbanisation. Barker‚ 1997

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