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    Moroccan Feminism

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    A short review of the feminist movement in Morocco It has become very fashionable all over the world to speak about movements with different causes and ideologies. And Morocco makes no exception to this fashion. Actually‚ the democratic boom and the attempt to recover the undemocratic deeds of the past in Morocco has given birth to several activists with causes‚ and liberated movements among which is the Moroccan feminist movement. The recent uproar about the position of women in the political arena

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    Intersectional Feminism

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    relation to feminism be the same? Intersectional feminism was formally defined by American professor Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989 as‚ “The view that women experience oppression in varying configurations and in varying degrees of

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    Feminism in Literature

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    Samuel Rodriguez 801-12-7900 INGL 3103-126 Prof. Nikita Nankov February 10‚ 2013 Feminism in literature Feminism is defined as a collection of movements and ideologies that are focused on establishing equal economic‚ political‚ and social rights for women. This includes equal employment opportunities for women. There is a big misconception of the feminist movement. A lot of people take a radical approach; they focus on a theory that there is a male supremacy to oppress women. The radical

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    Fear Of Feminism

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    Have No Fear‚ Equality is Almost Here! It should not come as a surprise that feminism is not exactly a “hot topic” of conversation for young women such as myself in this day and age. In fact‚ I have always considered the phrase‚ “feminist”‚ to be a negative connotation; at least I did before I took this class. Is this because I did not know what it meant to be a feminist? Or is it because every time I was exposed to the topic in the past‚ it was always pertaining to a group of radicals that

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    Venice- the City of Love

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    The City of Love “A realist‚ in Venice‚ would become a romantic by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.” says Arthur Symons of the Italian city named after Venus‚ the ancient Roman Goddess of Love. Venice emerged like life itself‚ made up of 118 island tied together by some 400 bridges built on water (Buckley). The beautiful Italian language and stunning location of the city make it one of the most visited and praised cities in Europe. Couples are bound to fall in love all over again in

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    Stereotypes Of Feminism

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    Bra burners. Manly. All of these are stereotypes of what feminism is made out to be. Feminism is more than these stereotypes and it can be shown through successful attempts made by the public. When looking at the aforementioned stereotypes‚ it is simple to get annoyed by the topic when most of the conversations turn into people shunning the supporters or feeling angry about the need to have total equality. The problem with spreading feminism is that it all gets to be too much and people get grossed

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    Antigone and Feminism

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    Monica Tran Spring 2014 HUM1A 12:00PM-1:15PM Trost Antigone and Feminism Feminism was used to get equality between sexes‚ male and female. The movements were set out to inaugurate‚ protect‚ and define equal diplomatic‚ monetary‚ cultural‚ and social rights for women. In Sophocles’ Antigone‚ the main character had the courage to challenge the King of Thebes. Antigone’s act of rebellion separates herself from the average Greek woman of her time. She presents herself as a strong willed feminist

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    The premise of decadence was tremendously popular in late 19th century European literature. In addition‚ the degeneracy of the individual and society at large was represented in numerous contemporary works by Mann. In Death in Venice‚ the theme of decadence caused by aestheticism appears through Gustav von Achenbach’s eccentric‚ specifically homoerotic‚ feelings towards a Polish boy named Tadzio. Although his feelings spring from a sound source‚ the boy’s aesthetic beauty‚ Aschenbach becomes decadent

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    Dracula And Feminism

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    Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes. Throughout history‚ women’s liberation has changed because of dedicated feminists. They have devoted their lives to helping women get the same opportunities as men and more. Madeleine Albright‚ a feminist advocate said‚ “It took me quite a long time to develop a voice‚ and now that I have it‚ I am not going to be silent.” There is nothing more powerful than a woman who has found her voice‚ and who uses it to help

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    Feminism in Literature

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    Feminism in Literature Overview Feminism has gradually become more far-ranging and subtle in its attacks on male-dominated society. Many injustices still need to be corrected‚ but equally necessary is a more down-to-earth‚ tolerant and compassionate view of fellow human beings. Introduction Many feminists dislike theory. Sharp intellectual categories‚ argumentation‚ seeming objectivity‚ and the whole tradition they grow out of are just what feminists are seeking to escape. And if their reasoning

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