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    came forward rather hiding herself‚ and presented her blood stained naked body to the mane who wished to get her. Her bold naked impression of vulnerability of women’s asset terrified Dopdi thoush she was unarmed. So the nudity of the Devi Draupadi is shown as the graceful strength of women which can counter the harsh cruel desire of men breaking their confidence. Liz Wilson‚ in her journal‚ addressed this act of Draupadi as a naked protest to the conventional Indian attitude toward women’s nudity

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    example‚ he is in solitary confinement twenty three out of twenty four hours‚ on the twenty four hours his ankles must be shackled on the way to and on the way back from the exercise room. Finally‚ he is forced to sleep naked and when inspection comes in the morning‚ he is naked throughout that too; only when it is over is he permitted to have his clothes back. The controversy is whether this is treatment for cruel and unusual punishment; also known as the eighth amendment. I think this treatment

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    body. She starts by talking about how “the naked and near naked female body became an object of mainstream consumption” (168) while the male body has been gone with fashion. She tells about her first time seeing an ad using the male body. It was an underwear ad for Calvin Klein underwear. Bordo explains how this ad was different from other ads in the way the guy posed. In other ads the guys pose would say “Yeah‚ this is an underwear ad and I’m half naked. But I’m still the one in charge here. Who’s

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    beautiful natural things are‚ that is why the women are naked. Anatomy‚ is beautiful. In today’s world‚ the body is viewed as sexual‚ but it is more than that. Seeing naked paintings might make one feel uncomfortable‚ but why? Why is our anatomy something we hide and sexualize? I do not mean that we should not wear clothes but I strongly believe that before we feel uncomfortable seeing a naked painting we should recognize that it is more than just a naked woman or man. We should celebrate instead of shun

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    The Greeks were a culture that value math‚ philosophy‚ and science. They were the first to come with the foundation and study of philosophy. They invented the Socratic Method. The Socratic Method looked at both sides of an argument instead of one to come with a conclusion. They valued art and philosophy equal to math and science. They believe that reason and rational taught were beautiful. They believed that the human body was beautiful. In particular‚ they believe the male athletic body was beautiful

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    Poetry of World War I “I. Peace” “III. The Dead” By Rupert Brooke Originally published in 1918. Excerpted from Rupert Brooke: The Collected Poems‚ fourth revised edition‚ 1987 “I Have a Rendezvous with Death” “Sonnet X” “Sonnet XI” By Alan Seeger Excerpted from Poems‚ 1916 “Strange Meeting” “Anthem for Doomed Youth” “Dulce Et Decorum Est” By Wilfred Owen Originally published in 1920. Excerpted from Wilfred Owen: War Poems and Others‚1973 “They” “Counter-Attack” By Siegfried Sassoon Originally

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    Wilfred Owen was brought up in a very devout household‚ and it wasn’t until he left his mother’s house that he became increasingly critical of the role that the Church played in society. Owen enlisted in January of 1917 and fought in the Battle of Somme until he suffered shell shock‚ and was sent to Craiglockhart hospital to recover in May of 1917. While in the hospital‚ he met Siegfried Sassoon‚ a fellow poet‚ who influenced much of Owen’s later poetry. While in the hospital Owen experienced horrible

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    Dobyns’ honors and awards include a Lamont Prize‚ a Melville Cain Award‚ a National poetry Series prize‚ several Pushcart Prizes‚ and a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Guggenheim Foundation. Two of the stories in Eating Naked (a collection of his short stories) have been selected for Best American Short Stories. He has also had two novels made into movies. Ashber writes‚ “In much of his poetry and some works of non-genre fiction‚ Dobyns uses absurd vehicles to introduce

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    The theme on sexism is also evident within the Delacroix’s painting‚ where depictions of naked women appear to stand out amidst the rather chaotic setting illustrated in situ. Nochlin’s perception on the naked female form may have been a strong indication on sexism‚ but could equally illustrate the artists’ respect for the suggested pictorial outlook (and/or the female body). For instance‚ centrality of naked women could indicate the artists’ love for women or feminine values. This can be illustrated

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    discovered the girls dancing in a circle naked around Tituba. Near the middle of The Crucible Abigail continues to lie about the situation and the people she blamed. Then in the end Abigail remained the same and vanished without a trace. Right off the bat Abigail starts the beginning of her chaos and destruction when she starts to deny the events that happened in the woods‚ by saying it were just for sport and no one was naked even though she knew they were naked‚ and it wasn’t just for sport and Abigail

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