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    Journal 2 I give Hildegard props for such a bold and unapologetic piece. I like and agree with her outlook on the conditions of a union between a man and a woman. She states that it should not be “vain” and later goes on to say that there should be “a perfect love in these two”. She also expresses that a man should not leave his wife unless the church allows. Today‚ this level of commitment is not so easily found‚ especially when we see so many affairs and emotional cheating occurring between couples

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    The author and the title | Somerset Maugham‚ Louise | Type of text | Short story | Outline of the story | This is a story about woman that told by author‚ who is also main character in the story. It’s about relationship between them and about relationship between the woman and her husbands‚ daughter. | Setting of the story | Enigmatic‚ gloomy‚ sarcastic | Complication | The story has dynamic complication. In the beginning of story Louise is alone‚ but during the story she outlived

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    The role of woman in today’ society. Where to start? For thousands of years‚ women (in cultures dominated by men) were subservient to men. There are a few exceptions where the lineage of a family was traced on the mother’s side‚ surnames came from the mother‚ etc. However‚ the lineage in most cultures generally follows the male line of the family. In some cultures‚ women worked side-by-side with men. In the Anglo-Saxon period of England‚ women often fought alongside the men. In many very old and

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    The life of the Indian Muslim woman is shaped by her dual identity as an Indian and a Muslim. The just and fair tenets of Islam as a religion often do not come to the aid of the Muslim woman‚ posited as she is within the hierarchical Indian tradition and the male dominant Muslim community. The minority status of the Muslim community in India leads to the privileging of community identity over gender identity and basic human dignity is often denied to the woman. The Muslim male orthodoxy rigidly and

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    society views a woman‚ images of independence are sparked‚ however; to attain such a label as a lady‚ she must refine her natural human instincts when it comes to her behavior. Every human being who is not a male is labeled generically as a woman; however‚ takes more than just existence to become a lady. In the maternity ward of the hospital‚ girls and boys are being born day by day. The doctors are able to tell the parents that their child is a girl‚ that she will grow up to become a woman; however

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    In this poem the speaker is a woman. The majority of the poem she talks about what it means to be a woman in her day and age‚ how it limits her speech‚ and allows people to make unfair conclusions about her. As far as she is concerned‚ her critics can’t even begin to look past the fact that she’s a woman‚ or imagine that a woman could do something other than work in the kitchen. Although the tone in the poem is often light-hearted‚ the author‚ Anne Bradstreet‚ is very critical of those who restrict

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    bitter truth. Make their lives just like the animals because they are being abused‚ beaten‚ but was unable to cry. Status of these people from mix of situation-by-step downs state of the time. With the new changes in thought and review of the modern world‚ the position of women Vietnam today is gradually promoted and who needed no less macho. They have proved themselves the importance of the self in all aspects of family life as well as in society. With the development trend of the country‚ people need

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    The setting of the story “Woman Hollering Creek” reveals that women in Texas and Mexico are looked down upon and often mistreated. In the story‚ women in Mexico are seen as inferior once in the United States due to the lack of English spoken. The setting of the story reveals that the towns “are built so that you have to depend on husbands. Or you have to stay home.” (Cisneros 54). This reveals that women are expected to do the basic “womanly” chores. Such as clean‚ cook‚ and care for children. Cleofilas

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    a time Mary Trumble Although both the woman in “A Sorrowful Woman‚” by Gail Godwin‚ and Bartleby in “Bartleby‚ the Scrivener‚” by Herman Melville‚ are different characters with different lives‚ they both are almost the same in the way they are passive resistive‚ have mental illnesses‚ and nonconformists. Each story is set in a different time period‚ different surroundings and situations‚ yet they both have the same themes. The woman in “A Sorrowful Woman‚” is a mother and a wife. She lives in

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    differences. Gail Godwin’s "A Sorrowful Woman" and Kate Chopin’s "The Story of an Hour" both revolve around women experience just that and feel trapped within their own marriages. While both protagonists start off as committed and loving women devoted to their family‚ personal torment eventually lead both of them to death. In both "The Story of an Hour" and "A Sorrowful Woman‚" the main protagonist is a woman. Chopin’s protagonist Mrs. Mallard is a loving and caring woman who has the desire to have a loving

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