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    In a patriarchy‚ male dominates holds primary authority of land and household. Although patriarchy puts male authority over women’s‚ it did not prohibit the opinions of women. The three Primary Sources‚ Ban Zhao’s Lessons for Women‚ the Psalms of the Sisters‚ and Livy’s History of Rome address the women’s experience of living in a Patriarchy society as well as their behaviors to conform or resist what is expected of them. Each document also address how even the social class of a women can determine

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    story of the oppressed against the oppressors. Euripides’s Medea‚ for example‚ serves as a warning to the patriarchy regarding the unjust treatment of women at the time. He uses Medea’s experiences and interactions to exemplify the theme of social injustices governing the perception and status of women‚ and how this incorrect and bias view will lead to the eventual downfall of the patriarchy‚ the oppressors in power. Medea boldly takes revenge against Jason‚ to the extent of bringing substantial

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    sexual partners Terms: 1. Matriarchy 2. Patriarchy 3. Patrilineal 4. Matrilineal 5. Patrilocal 6. Matrilocal 7. Polygamy 8. Polyandry 9. Monogamy 10. Extended Family 11. Nuclear Family Society was patriarchal; Hammurabi’s Code favored males but did allow women some protections and rights. Hebrews were matrilineal. Quran introduced rights‚ protections for women inc. right to own property‚ divorce; over time: harem‚ seclusion‚ veiling expanded Patriarchy entrenched; women active in market trade;;

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    Leach Fraticelli AP World History 2 December 2012 Differences and Continuities of Gender Roles across Societies. One single body of thought has influenced post-classical society’s view of gender roles. This body of thought perceived the idea of patriarchy as a given‚ established millennia ago‚ undeniable‚ unquestionable‚ and lastly‚ necessary. Consequently‚ the laws that followed this faulty perception led to the subordination of women throughout the whole of the post-classical era. However‚ it would

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    functionalists ’ views and perceptions. As patriarchy faced many challenges in the Caribbean‚ so did the other social constructions that were affiliated with it. Matrifocality‚ constructions of masculinity and patriarchy are all reforms of the Caribbean society. Without the co-existence of one social reform‚ the others would not be able to exist. Thus‚ it can be stated that the relationship between matrifocality‚ constructions of masculinity and patriarchy in the Caribbean is that they all are interrelated

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    Jamaica Kincaid‚ both the film and the reading portray either patriarchy or colonialism. This paper outlines that although individuals may think that there is a relationship between patriarchy and colonialism that there isn’t. Illustrations and meanings will be provided on to further explain this‚ as well as how colonialism has affected the indigenous world for worse‚ and lastly‚ the treatment of women. In the film Difret‚ patriarchy is depicted for the reason that Meza who is a female lawyer who

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    ideologies‚ it is clear that patriarchy is a social construct. This is significant because patriarchy automatically privileges men over women controlling both their reproductive and productive labor. In casual conversation‚ patriarchy implies male domination. By definition‚ it is a family‚ group‚ or government controlled by a man or group of men. The most popular religions fit both descriptions because they are controlled by men. Religion is what gives patriarchy a sense of sacredness that believers

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    oppressive dictator named Trujillo is in power. Living under his iron fist is the Mirabal family‚ a relatively normal family with four beautiful daughters. While the girls are protected relatively well from Trujillo’s political patriarchy‚ a few of them are introduced to patriarchy via minor oppression through the church. However‚ as they grow older‚ the Mirabal sisters cannot be so easily protected‚ and they see how unbearably oppressive Trujillo really is‚ and eventually each one decides to help fuel

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    means to be male versus a female and to have power versus not having power. The patriarchy is one that seems to be led and determined largely by Prospero‚ however‚ is a coherent system which is opposite of the system Sycorax represents. By analyzing the actions of the male characters in conjunction with the analysis of the way Sycorax character affects the others in the play‚ the opposition of gender from the patriarchy is evident. Furthermore‚ even though Sycorax exists only in the perspective from

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    question of masculinity comes into play today. While in a thrift store‚ Bell Hooks saw a George Bush quote talking about love and community and how we must work together for a better good. Bell Hooks believes that men can change and move away from patriarchy. Harry Brod believes the challenge is not getting men to change but rather make men aware of how we always change. Change is an opening up process to what is already happening. There are heroic journeys of men who act in the feminist journeys. George

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