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    Women in Trousers

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    Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent put ‘Women in Trousers’ When we pause to celebrate the successes of Yves Saint Laurent‚ we stumble upon the words “since Chanel” (Berge 1997‚ 7) time and time again. Yves Saint Laurent’s 1962 suit collection has endlessly been recognised as‚ “the best collection of suits since Chanel” (Mercury 2008). This comparison is supported by Valerie Steele‚ noted fashion historian‚ who boldly suggests that “more than any other designer since Chanel‚ Yves Saint Laurent represented

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    Women Education

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    The overall literacy rate for women increased from 0.2% in 1882 to 6% in 1947.[48] In 1878‚ the University of Calcutta became one of the first universities to admit female graduatesto its academic degree programmes‚ before any of the British universities had later done the same. This point was raised during the Ilbert Bill controversy in 1883‚ when it was being considered whether Indian judges should be given the right to judge British offenders. The role of women featured prominently in the controversy

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    Thread Starter () 1 14-05-2013 19:29 Doing section 1 for the Biology ISA tomorrow on how windspeed affects the rate of temperature loss through sweating. How is everyone feeling? I am confident‚ my mock ISA was very similar and we have had a lot of preparation for it. I have one question‚ there will probably be section where you have to explain why you came up with your hypothesis. My hypothesis is that windspeed will affect the rate of temperature loss through

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    written in the Victorian period. They both carry similar themes of the evils of patriarchy and the importance of empowering women to assert their identity in this time period. Both Jane Eyre and Laura are characters that are affected by the issues that mainly affected women in the male-dominated Victorian society. This is clearly portrayed when the men in both texts try to confine women physically and emotionally through deception and force. The different portrayal of both male and female characters also

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    their followers. This paper will focus on how trust and empowerment affect leaders‚ followers and organizations alike. It will look into some of the important questions as: what does it mean to trust and be trusted? What does it mean to be empowered? What is the relationship (if any) of trust and empowerment have on organizations effectiveness? It will also be illustrated in the literature review part of this paper the concept of employee empowerment and trust as well as the approach to leadership that

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    Igbo Women

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    the late 1900s‚ women residing in Nigerian societies struggled with female empowerment because men were deemed as superior. Although equality was not always implemented‚ Nigeria introduced the principle of equality in the Declaration of Independence. It is stated that “every citizen shall have equality of rights‚ obligations and opportunities before the law” (Nwaubani). Even though this is an official document‚ these words did not change how society viewed women. Often‚ if women had financial

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    Women and the Globalization Samir D. Ajmeri Abstract: How do rising levels of international interconnectedness affect the social‚ economic‚ and political condition of women? Competing hypotheses are easy to identify; indeed‚ a prudent answer to the question would be that some women will benefit from globalization and some will be hurt‚ or that the status of women will improve in some respects but not others. We advance the hypothesis that‚

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    whether or not the Black church meets the basic need of African-American to resist oppressive forces of society and to find teachings that are void of the white perspective of religion. In her article "The Image of God: Black Theology and Racial Empowerment in the African American Community‚" author Allison Calhoun Brown conducts a scientific study as to the significance of the image of God in shaping views about religion in the African American community. Calhoun attempts to draw a link between how

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    Women in Pentecostalism

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    INTRODUCTION Historically‚ women have been allowed to prophesy within Pentecostal churches since this role is specifically mentioned in the Bible as being appropriate to both genders. Many women have played important pastoral roles within churches even though in the eyes of some people this violated St. Paul’s injunction that women remain silent in the church (Miller & Yamamori‚ pg. 209). With the inception of Pentecostalism‚ tongues and healing were deemed to be part of Spirit-filled living

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    Women and Philanthropy

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    A study on woman and philanthropy In India for South Asian Women ’s Fund by Murray Culshaw Consulting June 2006 What is philanthropy? Philanthropy is the voluntary act of donating money or goods or providing some other support to a charitable cause usually over an extended period of time. In a more fundamental sense‚ philanthropy may encompass any activity which is intended to enhance the common good or improve human well being. Someone who is well known for practicing philanthropy

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