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    Writing From/About the Exile: Joanna Russ’s Utopia The Female Man " Culture is male. This does not mean that every man in Western or Eastern) society can do exactly as he pleases‚ or that every man creates the culture solus‚ or that every man is luckier than every woman. What it does mean…is that the society we live in is a patriarchy. And patriarchies imagine or picture themselves from the male point of view. There is a female culture‚ but it is an underground‚ unofficial‚ minor culture‚ occupying

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    through the door from work and single-handed raised the children - while still always managing to look fashionable and beautiful" (Waterlow‚ 1). In the Stepford Wives‚ Joanna attempts to break free from this stereotype through her photography‚ activist abilities‚ and avoiding household chores she deemed as unimportant. Joanna attempts to break free of the 1950s housewife stereotype through her photography work. Women were expected to be "tough and ultra organized" (Waterlow‚ 2) in regards to

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    The article titled “Barbarization versus civilization: In time of war” by Joanna Bourke discussed many things many citizens of developed countries do not often think about. The article goes into the depths of war and how war changes people’s mind sets and behavior. They even provide many occasions where barbaric behavior has taken place such as the holocaust‚ thirty years war and even the Armenian genocide just to name a few. When discussing these events I see how the mentality of some are changed

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    Infomotions‚ Inc.Broken Homes A Study of Family Desertion and its Social Treatment / Colcord‚ Joanna C. buy from Amazon Author: Colcord‚ Joanna C. Title: Broken Homes A Study of Family Desertion and its Social Treatment Publisher: Project Gutenberg Tag(s): probation; worker; social; social worker; desertion; workers; probation officer; bureau; social workers; court; marriage; case worker; treatment; desertion bureau; wife; case workers; deserter; domestic Contributor(s): Widger‚ David

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    1790; the poem is narrated by a mother who is focusing her thoughts and words towards her newborn baby. The poem is directed solely at the child of the title‚ with the mothers words starting as the child awakes‚ Now in thy dazzling half-oped eye. Joanna Baillie uses a number of techniques to mirror and represent a new mothers emotions and affections for her child. The meter and form of the poem help to emphasise these emotions and the various other uses of language contribute to the effect of the

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    Running head: Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s Disease Brenda Silva Waubonsee Community College PSY 205 Research Paper Mr. Scott Hollenback October 27‚ 2011 Alzheimer Disease As Kevin Arnold quotes‚ “Memory is a way of holding on to things you love‚ the things you are‚ and the things you never want to lose.” Memories are the things we uphold. Whether it’s bad or good‚ those memories are engraved in us and can’t be stolen from us. But what if as time goes by‚ those memories are losing

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    What are the signs of Internet Addiction Disorder? What are the signs of Internet Addiction Disorders‚ Well according to Joanna Saisan‚ Melinda Smith‚ Lawrence Robinson‚ and Jeanne Segal. There are five main causes of internet addiction disorder‚ these five causes are: cybersex‚ cyber-relationship addiction‚ Net Compulsions‚ Information Overload‚ and Computer Addiction. They say that the most common are cybersex‚ online gambling‚ and cyber-relationship addiction. They say that the internet provides

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    parent can have dramatic effects on the child’s development. Children who are emotionally abused may have extreme behavior in their passive or aggressiveness or extremely compliant or extremely demanding. They may also act very adult or infantile (Saisan). Neglect is the failure to meet a child’s basic needs‚ such as food‚ clothing‚ medical care‚ protection‚ and supervision‚” (Human Development p.207). Parents usually do not neglect their children purposely. It usually is caused by a mental or

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    service. First‚ community service can improve a student’s social awareness. If not for community service‚ some students might not understand the needs of others. According to www.helpguide.org‚ volunteering does enhance social awareness (Joanna Saisan and Melinda Smith). For instance‚ Tina‚ my neighbor‚ was upset when her mother told her how they were both going to volunteer at Solutions for Change‚ a homeless transitional shelter in a dangerous neighborhood. Tina thought homeless people were

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    children are victims of abuse and neglect every year‚ making child abuse as common as it is shocking”(Joanna Saisan‚ “Child Abuse and Neglect”). Why is it that now 2012 children are still being abused by their parents or any family relative when there is a law? Is it a question that parents ignore therefore their breaking the law‚ or is that children’s are scared to ask for help? According to Saisan‚ there are many complicated factors that lead to child abuse. For example history of child abuse stress

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