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    Gender role stereotyping permeate everyday life. Children are usually educated about gender roles very early in their lives‚ probably before they learn to walk‚ certainly long before they begin school. The behaviors that cause of these gender roles often go unnoticed but their effect is endless‚ writer Joan I. Glazer analyzes these views when she states‚ " when you read books to children‚ be aware that you are showing them one perception of how the world is structured" (Glazer 134). Although parents

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    was common in both the books‚ exposed a set life style in which the towns people had to follow in order to be accepted. If the policies were not followed‚ the character or characters were judged and looked down upon. Hester was viewed as the town’s hussy because of her committing adultery. Also John Proctor‚ a local farmer who lives just outside town‚ commits adultery with Abigail Williams‚ one of the girls that were supposedly “dancing” in the forest. In addition to adultery being looked down upon

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    Single-sex and coed schools have long co-exited‚ each one offering unique benefits. There has been a long standing debate about which one offers a better educational experience for students. Currently‚ more parents are considering single-sex schools for their children. According to “Single-Sex School Are the Answer‚” Maria Espinoza‚ a worried mother who feels strongly that same-sex schools will help students reach their full academic potential and their personal development which will eventually

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    The Patriot Film Analysis

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    The Patriot The film The Patriot directed by Roland Emmerich follows Benjamin Martin‚ a hero of the French and Indian War‚ and his service in the American Revolution fighting against the British. The Patriot is a film that romanticizes the fact that freedom is not free. The intended purpose of the film is to make Americans and those who fought for freedom to feel good about their country. In fact‚ freedom is a continuous theme in the movie from start to finish. This can be seen at the start of

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    Perhaps that is why she is so doubtful of Stella Rondo’s adoption story. She is resentful that her parents treated Stella with more care than Sister and the fact that Papa Daddy called her a hussy and ungrateful for her job at the P.O. does not help. She feels as if Stella had been treated better her whole life so whenever she comes home she is incredibly doubtful and resentful towards

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    everyone found out that hester committed adultery she was going to get it with the punishment but it didn’t happen and they were angry. A group of ladies were talking among another about the punishment given to Hester and one of them said this “ if this hussy stood up for judgment before us five‚ that are now here in a knot together‚ would she come off with such a sentence as the worship magistrates have awarded? Marry I think not!” (Hawthorne 44) The ladies wanted a cruel punishment and maybe wanted Hester

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    maybe a little over one hundred and sixty-three years ago – depending on when Hawthorne had initially started writing the book – the diction is of one we no longer speak. “She hath good skill at her needle… ‘but did ever a woman‚ before this brazen hussy‚ contrive such a way at showing it‚” is an example of archaic diction. Basically saying that Hester is good at sewing but she had (the woman speaking) never seen someone do it to seek sexual attention. Other examples of archaic diction is‚ “hast thou”

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    will be reflected in the language. A number of words have come to carry sexual connotations due to the idea becoming a taboo topic of conversation‚ and therefore people used other words along with body language to imply these ideas. Words such as “hussy” and “slut”‚ which originally meant ‘housewife’ and ‘untidy’‚ have come to mean ‘promiscuous women’ and ‘loose women’. This reflects the change in perception of women’s sexuality and social roles‚ and how women are being degraded to be seen as sex

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    has to have limits or else you end up with dictators like Adolf Hitler or Joseph Stalin. Both leaders were very affective in their methods‚ but they had radical ideas that hurt millions of people in the process. In Fahrenheit 451 they live in a “brainless” society. Everyone is oblivious and unquestioning of their surroundings. They live in a world where no one questions the disappearance of their next door neighbor or the logic behind burning books. They are all blinded by the government because

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    300 by Frank Miller

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    dialect and flashy special effects. The movie is based on the ancient Battle of Thermopylae and was vastly exaggerated. Honestly though‚ who wouldn’t want to see inbred traitorous priests and deformed grudge stricken Spartans? 300 can be compared to brainless and mind-numbing movies like Napoleon Dynamite‚ or blood stricken messes like Apocalypto. Like most movies that focus mainly on blood and gore‚ 300 had a severely weakened plot line. The majority of this story takes place in a narrow passage on

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