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    Escape to Feminism Feminism appears in many different types of medias around the world. Some of the first beginnings of feminism appeared in literature. A feminist writer’s work often portrays women as very strong and independent. Kate Chopin reveals her feminism throughout most of her works. In two of her works‚ “The Story of an Hour” and “Désirée’s Baby”‚ feminism is expressed through journey two women take to escape to freedom from unsatisfying marriages. Neither of the husbands in either

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    Handel‚ Mozart and Chopin are three classical composers from three different periods – baroque‚ classical and romantic. Their works all contain the basic elements of music; structure‚ texture‚ melody and harmony. However the ways these things come across are unique to each composer and era‚ as well as having quite a few similarities. Handel’s Messiah is an oratorio in the form of an Italian opera‚ with recitatives‚ arias and choruses. He gave great importance to the choruses‚ of which ’And the

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    Kate Cooper and Damon Cox make up the duo who form An Horse‚ a hip indie rock band from Australia. An Horse has been on and off the scene since 2007‚ and Kate Cooper recently came out with her self-entitled album‚ Cooper. In 2008‚ An Horse’s single "Postcards" was featured in a Mercedes-Benz TV advertisement. "Postcards" is about the tumultuous cycles through which relationships travel. The video for "Postcards" starts with the band members of An Horse painting a body shape on a craft table. The

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    • At the time Kate Choplin started writing‚around the 1890’s.the American way of life and action had seen vast changes‚but the idea of true autonomy for women or the question of a single sexual standard for men and women was far from the limelight.it is no wonder then that Kate was then met with a dissaproving public reception‚but in retrospect is considered a women ahead of her times;for Kate started her writing‚with a frank potrayal of a woman’s sexual social and spiritual awakening.Love and passion

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    The Awakening is a short novel that is written by Kate Chopin. This novella is about Edna Pontellier‚ a wife and a mother of two sons‚ who had a strong desire to experience the freedom or independence a woman‚ can have. She tries to achieve this desire‚ with many selfish decisions. In those days‚ in eighteen hundreds‚ many had an orthodox view on feminism. This social attitude deprived many women with the power to live an independent life or do whatever they pleased in life. The only role women

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    feeling of disgust and disappointment towards his father. The content and tone of the letter suggest that perhaps Larry’s death was due to combat. Perhaps life was no longer worth living‚ because of the shame and anger he felt. Kate Keller: A devoted mother‚ Kate still holds on to the possibility that her son is alive. She believes that one day they will receive word that Larry was only wounded‚ perhaps in a coma‚ unidentified. Basically‚ she is waiting for a miracle to arrive. But there’s

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    306 1.1) the legislation relating to health and safety in a social care setting are: * health and safety at work act * the management of health and safety work regulations * Control of substances hazardous to health regulations (COSHH) * manual handling operations regulations * the reporting of injuries‚diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations (RIDDOR) * personal protective equipment regulations 1.2) how health and safety policies and procedures protect those in a social care setting are:

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    “The Story of an Hour”‚ written by Kate Chopin was mainly about a young lady named Mrs. Mallard who receives shocking news about her husband’s death. The recognition her husband’s death was when his name appeared on the list of those who did not survive the railroad disaster. When Mrs. Mallard first received the news about her husband’s death‚ she was in a state of shock. Later in the story‚ she began to develop positive energy that allows the readers to realize that she was not happily married.

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    The Role Of Women in The Awakening The role of women is one of the major themes of Kate Chopin’s The Awakening. The three main female characters of the story help to show the views of women to society‚ with Madame Ratignolle showing the example of the perfect woman‚ Mademoiselle Reisz representing the opposite of a proper woman of the time‚ and Edna representing the changing views of women and their roles. The roles portrayed by these women make the role of women a main focus throughout the novel

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    ‘“The Secret River’” written by Kate Grenville utilises conventions of fiction that expose the potential challenges and values of early Australian settlers and the relationship with the indigenous Australians. What conventions are used by Grenville and how efficient are they in positioning the reader?” ‘The Secret River’ by Kate Grenville is a historical narrative which utilizes conventions that expose the potential challenges and values of early Australian settlers and their relationship with

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