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    As one feminist wrote‚ "The women’s movement is a non-hierarchical one. It does things collectively and experimentally (Napikoski). But women such as Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem were the most famous influences from this time period. Friedan is the author of

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    and the English Language” speaks about “standard English.” Most people would understand and agree that the society that is presented to people that use a lot of improper pronunciations or would write “correct grammar and syntax.” In the passage‚ Susan Stewart’s poem ”A Language”‚ she presents a language in a different manner by giving language a much more sentimental feel‚ showing how words can be used to suggest a host of emotions. In the passage “Politics and the English Language”‚ Orwell states

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    "I don’t understand how you call yourself a feminist despite being raised by a Hispanic mother. Is Latina feminism even a thing?" my aunt asked. I understood where she was coming from because as a Hispanic woman‚ my mother subdued and was determined to pass on the traditional roles of women to her daughters.      During my childhood‚ I was expected to fulfill “womanly” duties and responsibilities. Many of those duties were domestic: I had to serve both of my brothers food every day --myself last

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    Feminist Therapy Dr. Rampage a Feminist Counselor looks at how gender as it’s construed socially impacts the client’s problem and this is a case where a single mother‚ who is single-handedly raising her 6-year-old son by herself where the father is not very active in the son’s life as a responsible man should be. Due to the heavy load of responsibility‚ like working long hours and her son failing in school.(19:45min). How does this Feminist theory resonate with me? Watching this video made me think

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    This essay concerns with how and why the feminist icon Rosie the Riveter is reworked on a feminist t-shirt. The original image from a propaganda poster is recognized as an embodiment of women’s empowerment‚ which I was preciously convinced of. However‚ there are a few people criticizing it for not being the true representative of feminism. This t-shirt has reworked the image in some intriguing ways‚ backing the claim that Rosie the Riveter is not precise nor adequate in describing diverse aspects

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    Thursday‚ March 27th‚ 2013 Misconceptions between Love and Lust in Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet The act of falling in love was an experience and privilege that was rare to come by in the society Romeo and Juliet live in. The blessing of marriage was used as an enhancement on one’s social status unlike how our society uses it to celebrate love. As the audience is exposed to more and more of the plot and events that happen in Shakespeare ’s Romeo and Juliet‚ one realizes that love is never formally

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    There is no doubt that once the word autism enters a couple’s life‚ life changes. We look back upon the pregnancy and how we awaited the birth of this child with great anticipation and how we only hoped for a "healthy child." After a couple of years‚ it is discovered that this wish was not granted and autism has now entered the picture. The marriage is still there‚ the child is still there but now autism is there as well‚ almost as another person in the family unit. What is the effect on marriage

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    Othello Feminist Analysis

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    Finally‚ near the end of the play‚ Emilia realizes “we must think men are not gods” (3.4.144). Although she knows her correct role in society in order to be accepted‚ she has come to see the lack of equality between men and women. She understands that in order to be presented to society‚ they must put on an act for their husbands. They do not need to think of them as gods‚ but must treat them as they are. She now believes that a woman being referred to as “whore” (4.3.74) is not tolerable. When something

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    Macbeth Feminist Analysis

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    Macbeth: An Essay on Feminism and Death Throughout the reign of William Shakespeare’s tragedy Macbeth‚ the modern world has come to question how certain themes are presented by the playwright to his audience. This had arisen due to the representation of the author’s opinions on his surroundings during the play’s creation. As it is common knowledge that misogyny was an essential part of medieval living‚ one can assume that these principals have effected that of Shakespeare’s. However‚ upon the analysis

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    Medea Feminist Analysis

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    To help her with her role as Medea‚ Maia makes frequent visits to Brenda Palmer‚ a woman who has been labeled “the Medea of Glyfada” for killing her three children in response to her husband’s adulterous actions‚ just as Medea did in the play. Despite being set in different time periods and having a slightly different plot‚ Jules Dassin’s Dream of Passion and Euripides’ Medea are very similar. Euripides’ Medea and Dassin’s Dream of Passion are similar in that they both cast the woman as a complex

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