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    a “man box‚” or the specific characteristic that define manhood‚ has existed to solidify gender roles. Gender norms play a steady role in society as it changes from generation to generation. For most parts of the world today‚ being a man does not always suggest masculinity. Men play their manly role and women‚ play theirs to meet the needs of their society. In Macbeth by Shakespeare‚ the stereotypical roles of men has influenced the plot. The qualities of what it is to be a man are used to justify

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    almost every line. In the play‚ the idea of marriage is completely satirized‚ where Felix is seen as the stereotypical cleanly wife‚ and Oscar is seen as the untidy husband. Because of Simon’s authentic yet comedic development of both characters‚ gender role norms are completely mocked‚ and the line between heterosexuality and homosexuality is questionably crossed. To begin‚ Neil Simon created characters that depicted two different extremes‚ clean and messy. The character of Oscar Madison has come

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    “The ancient Greeks were particularly concerned with such fundamental questions as who should rule and how?”(Cartwright). This was a question many city-states had different opinions and thoughts about. Most militaries did the same thing. Even though there are different thought processes for the militaries and governments‚ they were both a huge part in how city-states’ lifestyle was. Government and Military determined success‚ safety‚ and warfare in the city-states of Ancient Greece. The Government

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    Greek theater served as an important aspect in history‚ this is because of the views of culture which were explained in it. Plays commonly referenced important cultural views such as; political‚ social‚ and religious themes. They offered new ways to view things‚ and helped to form what we have come to know as the base of Greek culture. Athens a city-state in Greece began a long on-going war with Sparta‚ the powerful city-state of southern Greece’s Peloponnesian Peninsula. Religion‚ politics and popular

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    lived in a world with strict gender roles. Men were placed above women. Men were active in public life and free to come and go as they willed‚ women’s lives were controlled by the men in their life. Most women were assigned the role of a homemaker‚ where they were supposed to be good wives and mothers‚ but nothing else. Women in ancient Rome were viewed as possessions of the men who they lived with. They were handed from their father to their new husband at the time of their marriage and submitted

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    Women and men’s gender roles in society develop stereotypes they need to follow in the 1500s. One being dominant and in charge symbolizes men in the 1500s while women in that time frame focuses on maturity and obedience. The Taming of the Shrew exposes men and women’s roles in the 1500s by introducing the shrewish Katherine who illustrates a dominant role in the play and Bianca who represents an ideal women in the 1500s‚ mature‚ modest‚ and obedient. Furthermore‚ the play stars Petruchio‚ a poor

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    advertising to sublimely convey information about gender stereotypes‚ especially the role women play in society. Due to the high masculinity culture of the United States‚ which places heavy emphasis on achievements‚ gender roles are clearly defined in the advertising. However‚ considering that fashion is its own culture‚ Vogue US and Vogue UK both utilize imagery in enforcing gender roles. The two Vogue issues clearly defined the portrayal of gender roles‚ and how it has been translated into society.

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    that I am today. However‚ at those times I had to do a research on some school topics assigned by my elementary teacher‚ I’d still have to dig books on our school library and had it photocopied at the local circulation center. All the while‚ my classmates‚ the luckier ones‚ had been sitting at the comforts of their homes surfing the internet and printing data out in one sitting. I wasn’t bothered then. I was still at the top of my class. Come college years and I’ve been left by time. Professors

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    Gender Roles The change in gender roles in western culture has been happening since 1697 and is still going on today in 2015. For example baby boys back in the day wore pink‚ while baby girls wore blue and before the two colors came along‚ most babies wore white. Time keeps changing and so does the way people act‚ dress‚ and the roles of people in society. The colors that children wear define who they are today‚ baby boys usually wear blue‚ and baby girls usually wear pink. This shows how society

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