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    Women Real Man

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    Women As ‘Real Men’ Throughout the selected stories in Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron many themes are brought to a readers attention. These themes help relate and compare the tales to one another in more ways than one. In the tale‚ Day two Story nine it raises a certain question on how a man may look as his wife‚ and the standards his wife may have to uphold. In comparison Day Five Story Ten‚ the question raised is a question of loyalty of a wife to her husband‚ which in turn‚ compare with

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    that Ofelia may very well for no reason understand or know that his treatment of Adams was needed for staying alive. “Did he tell us what we need to know?” Madison inquires. Liza discovers Griselda oblivious in the recuperation area and so calls her first name. Dr. Exner finds Liza and then informs her that Griselda has actually gone into infected shock. Travis comes across Ofelia seated shell-shocked on the lawn. Inside‚ he seeks to find out from Madison if perhaps she was aware of Daniel’s intent

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    Top Girls by Carly Churchill Marlene: is known as many things throughout this play. She is independent and high in confidence. She is well regarded by her colleagues‚ has also tried to better herself both socially and as a woman. She is a woman‚ who wants everything to be about her‚ and want everyone around her to have the same outlook as her. Isabella: The daughter of a Church of England clergyman‚ she moved to live in Scotland. She tried to please her father by conforming the ‘role’ of clergyman’s

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    Griselda is similar to Constance‚ she is wedded to a unknown man by the name of Walter‚ when she’s taken from her home he request her to adhere to his orders before actually getting married‚ he informs her about his demands by

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    From being in my group I have learned quite a bit about myself‚ as well as how other individuals act. I noticed that I am very task oriented meaning that I want to focus on the tasks at hand‚ while Griselda is extremely relationship oriented. From this class I learned that this is just who she is‚ but I still bet the feeling that she is sometimes wasting time. However‚ I need to remember that she is not wasting time and that everything will get done on time. Ben has the ideal task/relationship balance

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    The Decameron: A Feminist or Misogynist text? Giovanni Boccaccio is one of the leading Italian writers in the 1300s and has been considered as the father of Italian writing style through his composition of one hundred novelle. The Decameron continuously pictures women not as the objects of discussion but as the active producers and interpreters of their actions. Women are portrayed as they are or as they should be; they are shown to be as aggressive as men are while at the same time they can be

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    Women and Love in Chaucer

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    Tale" which assault the reader with antithetical views of women. The Wife of Bath is one of the most memorable characters Chaucer ever created. She is considered‚ in view of Diamond ’s statement‚ to be better than the men in her life. Patient Griselda in "The Clerk ’s Tale" is a peasant woman‚ married to a nobleman‚ who tests her loyalty through a series of ordeals in which she is lead to believe her children to be murdered. In this tale Chaucer is exposing his reader to a woman who is beneath

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    of transforming a murder into a holy act well-pleasing to God‚ a paradox which gives Isaac back to Abraham‚ which no thought can master‚ because faith begins precisely where thinking leaves off” (64). Similarly in the case of Walter’s treatment of Griselda‚ what strikes us as a needless and fickle-minded torment

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    Walter‚ in order to test her dedication in the marriage. The marquis goes as far as to take her first born child from her‚ to which Griselda responses with the persistent devotion she always bequeathed to him. As Griselda consistently demonstrates these behaviors‚ Walter becomes more inclined to assess her wifehood‚ later speaking of marrying a younger wife. Griselda agrees favorably to this proposal by her husband. However‚ she proceeds to kindly advise Walter on the treatment of this new bride:

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    Alessandro Scarlatti Alessandro Scarlatti earned an important place in musical history for a variety of reasons. He is said to have been the first composer to write a string quartet. Moreover‚ in developing the "Italian" overture‚ as distinct from the "French" overture (Ewen). This paper will be discussing some of Scarlatti’s most important works. One of Scarlatti’s most famous operas is Mitridate Eupatore. It was written in 1707‚ for Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo in Venice

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