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    and it shows by the overall tone of the paper. Brady stereotypes men on every level and there were several parts I found offensive. Brady’s opinion was based upon her life experenses with her husband. Brady seems to want a personal assistant not a wife. I feel she is quoting the items she does for her husband and how she wants someone to do the same for her. Brady lists the responsibilities that a typical woman in the 70’s would usualy do in the public eye. The tone of the essay is comedic and sarcastic

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    had to work hard for everything she wanted and have. She is not a person who let money define her‚ whereas you have‚ Missie May‚ a housewife and her husband gives her everything she wanted and needed. It’s Funny how Hurston depicted two different kind of bad marriages. In “The Gilded Six-Bits” the wife cheats on the husband where as in “sweat” the husband cheats on the wife. In both stories‚ Hurston tested a Woman’s strengths and weakness

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    Back for Christmas

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    murder committed by a provincial doctor who ironically fails to get rid of his bossy wife. The author tries to show the reader different approaches of men and women to the idea of life. The story describes a difficult period in the relations between husband and wife. The problem‚ which is touched upon in the text‚ is the dominance of one of the spouses in the family. The author creates a well-plotted story which is true to life and a realistic representation of spouses’ relations. Compositionally

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    Flush written by Carl Hiaasen is the story of Noah Underwood‚ a puerile boy who lives in the Florida Keys with his mother‚ father and younger sister. Life is untroubled for Noah‚ who dotes spending his days fishing‚ snorkeling‚ boating and hanging with his friends and sister in the warm Florida surf and sun. But things change when out of nowhere his father winds up in confinement. Noah visits his father in confinement and is at first very discombobulated why his good‚ caring and doting father

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    6 Feet of Country

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    Question: Analyse how the growth or breakdown of a character relationship or individual in a text (or texts) you have studied? Analyse the deterioting relationship between the narrator and his wife Lerice. “A successful marriage requires falling in love many times‚ always with the same person.” Within the text “Six Feet of the Country” by Nadine Gordimer‚ we are given insight into a deterioting relationship. The negative narrator and his wife’s relationship is slowly crumbling due his lack of interest

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    a housewife and mother in the times of the women’s movement. In her second article “Paradise Lost (Domestic Division)” she discusses how her outlook has changed in the 30 years since the first article... In” Housewifery” she discusses how her husband mumbles under his breath and her son lies on this college application about what her profession is. Both seem to be ashamed of what is a noble profession‚ albeit an anachronism today. In her mother’s day‚ women were supposed to stay home and take

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    powerful in the end. The short story begins in a very homey situation and Dahl emphasizes the great deal of love and willingness to cater to her husbands every need that Mary Maloney feels. Dahl portrays Mary Maloney as a typical ‘50’s housewife (although that very well may not be the era in which this short story was written); she waits for her husband with his drink prepared‚ and periodically glances at the clock for his arrival. Little did this six month pregnant wife know‚ her beloved spouse

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    Othello

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    commonly known stereotypes of women is “the woman as submissive”. Desdemona is the epitome of the oppressed woman .Even when Othello hits her she leaves “I will not stay to offend” displaying her submissive qualities. When Desdemona is “given” to her husband Othello by her father she says “To you I am bound for life and education” It seems as though she sees her womanly obligations are required of her that she is bound to her fathers every whim. When she asks permission to follow Othello to Cyprus‚ Desdemona

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    Mallard‚ has a heart condition‚ which ultimately kills her‚ and “great care” was used to prevent her from an incident in the shock of her husband’s death. Though great care was taken to prevent this and a so-called “tender” personal friend of her late husband presented the sad news‚ Mrs. Mallard instantly bursts out into uncontrollable crying “in sudden‚ wild abandonment” instead of the “paralyzed inability to accept its significance” that the normal wife would encounter‚ thus beginning the alternate process

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    Stephanie

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    sexual appeal that young woman had towards the Beatles during the 1960’s. At the time‚ women were expected to repress their sexual feelings. In order to become a ‘perfect house wife’‚ women were required to walk a fine line by appearing presentable‚ proper‚ and sexually preserved in order to attract the attention of men or potential husbands. Women who did not follow this way of life were to be publicly scorned. There was a great deal of pressure accompanied by a fear of being rejected that many young

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