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    “Female characters are often represented as being constrained by their societies.” Explore the presentation of female characters in the light of this statement. During the 18th and 19th century it was believed that women and men were divided into two separate spheres that influenced and defined their roles in society. The private sphere is typically the woman’s role where they were obliged to complete what at the time was perceived to be feminine duties‚ such as cooking and caretaking

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    corset‚ because women cannot work while they are imprisoned in a corset." (Coco Chanel) The image is an advertisement in the late 19th century promoting the usage of corsets. This image represents the culture‚ fashion and class of the late 19th century. Illustrated in four chapters‚ it tells a story of a rich bachelorette of the upper-class society in the 19th century whom‚ unhappy of her figure in an old corset‚ decides to buy a new one; ‘The Madame Warren Corset’. Upon wearing this corset‚ the

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    MRQS 1. Question: In what ways did the Industrial Revolution shape the character if the 19th century European imperialism? Notes: Industrial Revolution created new materials and products Wheat‚ meat‚ bananas‚ rubber‚ cocoa‚ palm oil‚ tea‚ gold and diamonds The demand for these products changed economic and social patterns of the world Europe was producing more then they could sell to their own people Wealthy European’s saw benefits from foreign markets Imperialism solved class conflict

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    standard for female beauty throughout several centuries was unrealistic and difficult to attain‚ as it continues to be today. In the 19th century‚ ideals for what an “acceptable” woman was changed from the physically strong and able woman able to manage house and home to one that was small-waisted and large-chested. The invention of the corset‚ as early as the 16th century‚ fueled a good portion of the feminist movements of the 19th and 20th centuries‚ as did women’s rebellion in choosing pants as

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    vision. Before the 19th Century‚ the vision is described as that there was a direct correspondence between the observer and the object‚ much like camera-obscura produces the true representation of the external world. People like Richard Rorty or Descarte’s ideas on observation are based on this camera-obscura model that secured the position of the self at the center ‚ and this idea clearly shows the distinction between the inner and the outer world. However‚ in 19th Century‚ physiological study

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    Woolf‚ W.B Yeats‚ Ezra Pound and so on were among the money who spurned the idea of realism and hence introduced a variety of literary tactic and devices. The Modernists drowned the Victorian bourgeois morality and plummeted a blazing rock on the 19th century optimism of ‘change’ ‚ for it was believed that art and change where progressive in nature . MODERNISM OPENING THE DOOR TO FEMINISM Modernism is “A general term used to refer to changes‚ developments‚ and tendencies which have taken place

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    wanted to live among the elite. Neither of these could happen if her parents were alive. 4. The police strategies/policies in the 19th century and today both search the scene of the crime‚ interview the witnesses‚ and do forensics. Also‚ in the 19th century‚ like today‚ the police had a sort of Miranda right for people being arrested. Only today‚ unlike the 19th century‚ people aren’t allowed on the crime scene until it is cleared and police will not let an incapacitated witness give a statement.

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    know.‚electronic power first showed up at 17th century. But in 19th century. Most of people did not have a custom to use electronic power frequently. They chose to have a 9.5 hours long sleep. Sleep early and wake up early then work hard on farming or did many other things. But it did not mean that they were willing to live like that. Just because their life way and no lamp at that time until Edison invented light. On the other hand‚ in 21st century. A large amount of work and rich night life leads

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    largest and richest in terms of natural resources and trade potential * 19th century reform movements are political movements such as abolitionism or temperance which played a significant role in the political life of the nineteenth century. The movements found organizational form in the United States in organizations such as the American Anti-Slavery Society. SPANISH RULE DURING THE 19TH CENTURY During the 19th century Spain invested heavily in education and infrastructure. Through the Education

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    Throughout the 19th century people were defined by their wealth‚ social status and beauty. Mathilde/ Madame Loisel is a lower middle class woman‚ who has a strong desire to be in the upper class. Her husband‚ Monsieur Loisel‚ works as a clerk and is happy with his place in society. In Guy de Maupassant’s‚ “The Necklace‚” the theme of appearance vs. reality is revealed through the complexities of human nature and society. The author discloses that during the 19th century the social status

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