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    The Roaring Girl Analysis

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    In Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker’s play‚ The Roaring Girl‚ Moll is presented as a symbol to combat the patriarchal order both within the play and in English society. Moll is given a level of agency that is vastly greater than all the women in the play. She is not restricted to the typical patriarchal order that was present in English society at the time. Moll also constructively uses her agency to challenge the patriarchy‚ where she not only wins‚ but emasculates her male oppressors. It is in

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    Save Baby Girl

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    "Daughter is the knot that ties the family together". "A baby girl..one of the most beautiful miracles in life‚ one of the greatest joys we can ever know‚& one of the reasons why there is a extra sunshine‚ laughter and happiness in our life today." In many traditional cultures‚ fathers and mothers would pray for a boy who would be able to help in the field. In these cultures‚ the value of daughter was not understood. A father has a special relationship with his daughter as she will judge all

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    Farm Girl Summary

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    “Farm Girl” Summary Week 2 Assignment 1.1 By: Kelley Morris ENG1150001VA016-1128-MN1 Dorothy Hoerr 10-20-2012 The essay I chose was “Farm Girl”. In this memoir I believe the writer’s intention was to express the importance of how the thing you endure as a child help to mold you into the person you become as an adult. Sometimes we don’t realize or appreciate the opportunity at the time it presents itself. In the memoir‚ she expresses her dislike of having her time taken up by chores on

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    Dangers of Barbie Girl

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    Dangers of Barbie Girl Toys started out as children’s entertainment‚ but have toys always just been for entertainment? Or can they affect the way a child develops‚ or interprets the world around them? The toys you play with as a child send messages that can influence your idea of what is socially acceptable. Toys teach you how to become who you are because of the roles they play. Media plays a major role in that‚ if you have a certain toy that comes out in a TV series‚ you play with the toy the

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    Empowerment on Girl Child

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    Empowering the girl child | | | | Thursday‚ 19 July 2012 00:00 | View Comments arai Kuvirimirwa Features Writer With sacrificing family resources to educate a girl child and a potential future leader still a big societal challenge‚ any effort to see the education of a girl is a huge boon. So when millions of dollars are poured into the effort‚ the impact cannot be overemphasised. The Campaign for Female Education (Camfed)‚ introduced some few years back‚ has seen remarkable change of fortunes

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    Memoir of a Farm Girl

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    “Farm Girl” A. J. October 26‚ 2012 Essay on the Memoir of a Farm Girl In the memoir‚ “Farm Girl”‚ Jessica Hemauer shares her reflection from working hard doing chores on the farm. Jessica noticed that being a farm girl does not allow her to be like the other classmates. Jessica eventually realized she was different from the rest of her peers. “A typical ten-year-old child does not have to wake up at five in the morning to do chores!” (Hemauer‚ 2011‚ p.83) Jessica knew that she had no social

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    Vagina Girls Myths

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    Running Head: THE VAGINA GIRLS The Vagina Girls Some people believe that most of the mythological stories are based on some degree of truth. Legends and folktales evolve from small grains of truth and usually spawn from one’s own inner demons and secret fears. A common phobia that evolves throughout cultures is the myth of The Vagina Girls. The myth of The Vagina Girls is often associated with fear of castration in men. This fear highlighted because of the myths translation to film and seems

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    A Girl Like Me

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    A Girl like Me The observation of the movie was clearly stated at first that the African American girls feel as if they are portrayed as something there not. Some similar general parts were when they speak of heritage and where they come from is not to vague for them so they feel people have only told them there only African American and the girls feel they might be from a different culture in Africa. They feel that since there black‚ no one notice’s them as easy as a white person is noticed

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    Who Is to Blame

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    Who Is To Blame? "Frankenstein"‚ one of the key texts in modern literature‚ was written by Mary Shelley in 1818 when she was only 21. The novel was first published anonymously‚ and the author was only later revealed to be Shelley. When she republished the book in 1831‚ with changes to the story‚ Shelley had finally answered the question she had been asked several times: how could such a young girl write about such horrible things? Her answer describes her literary sources‚ as well as a disturbing

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    The Other Boylen Girl

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    The Other Boleyn Girl/ Philipa Gregory: Summary: "The Other Boleyn Girl" by Philipa Gregory is a romantic novel‚ based on true characters and events in history. King Henry the 8th is known for many things‚ one of which his numerous wives’ and mistresses. The king had six wives‚ only one of which managed to make it through the entire marriage. The first‚ Princess Kathrin was divorced‚ she was replaced by Ann Boleyn. Before Ann Boleyn‚ King Henry had a mistress- Mary Boleyn‚ Ann’s younger sister

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