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    Okonkwo has good intentions‚ but what is seen as good hurts him and everyone around him. Being feminine is seen as weak and is shunned upon. Beatings are often used to discipline children and wives‚ causing them to fear the ones who are supposed to protect them. Igbo culture is surrounded by fear and swift punishments that doesn’t let anyone think for themselves. Igbo culture Okonkwo’s father caused him to have a strong fear of becoming like his father.“Perhaps down in his heart Okonkwo was not

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    The Jetsons The Jetsons lived in the future‚ they lived up in space. They drove a car that flew through space and they had a robot maid. They had things that in 60’s weren’t even thought of‚ like a machine that popped out breakfast‚ lunch‚ and dinner in 5 seconds. At school‚ the kids had floating desks and the cars turned into a briefcase. They didn’t walk places they used platforms that looked like treadmills. Some of the technology in the show were even invented like the watch with a screen on

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    Women in Islam: Hijab "In many Muslim societies‚ for example in traditional South East Asia‚ or in Bedouin lands a face veil for women is either rare or non-existent; paradoxically‚ modern fundamentalism is introducing it"‚ writes Ibrahim B. Syed‚ Ph.D. In the name of Allah the most Beneficent‚ the Most Merciful Literally‚ Hijab means "a veil"‚ "curtain"‚ "partition" or "separation." In a meta- physical sense‚ Hijab means illusion or refers to the illusory aspect of creation. Another‚ and

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    lower class female needs to possess extraordinary beauty and talent in order to be consider for the screening to become imperial wives and concubines. These female figures were however‚ mostly courtesans and prostitutes‚ which will be discuss more in a later part of this paper. On the other hand‚ for the elite class‚ the selection of aristocratic and other imperial wives was commonly matter of negotiation and arranged marriage between the imperial family and prospective families‚ some of whom pressured

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    had little to show for his eighteen winters. His father‚ Rides-at-the-door‚ had many horses and three wives. He himself had three horses and no wives. His animals were puny‚ not a blackhorn runner among them". Because of the importance of the hide trade to the welfare of the Plains Indians‚ the two vital elements that a man’s wealth and personal status depended on were the accumulation of wives and horses. Welch underscores the importance of the horse to the Blackfeet early in the novel. Fools Crow

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    Okay‚ first and foremost this chapter is basically one that simply describes the attitude and behavior of a Christian. It begins verse 1‚ "If then you were raised with Christ." This applies if you are baptized and robed in the body of Christ. (Acts 2:38‚ Romans 6:2-7‚ Galatians 3:27) "Seek those things which are above‚ where Christ is‚ sitting at the right hand of God." The NIV translation reads it as "Set your minds on things above‚ not on earthly things" In other words‚ keep in mind that our

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    elms “are like exhausted women resting their sagging breasts and hands and hair on its roof and when it rains their tears trickle down monotonously and rot on the shingles” (O’Neill‚ 629). I think this depiction of elms not only represents two ex-wives of Ephraim Cabot but also foretells that the woman is going to end up badly. When Ephraim’s first wife‚ Peter and Simeon’s mother‚ married him‚ he makes her do almost everything including farming which leads to her early dead. Then he gets second

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    movie‚ Zhang Yimou focuses on the system of concubinage and portrays life in a stifling and constrictive Chinese courtyard house. The master of the house is nowhere to be seen‚ expect in hints and shadows. He is an offstage presence‚ as his four wives and the household staff scheme among themselves for his favor. The Second Mistress‚ Zhuoyun‚ befriend with Songlian‚ commending her beauty and warning her about the Third Mistress‚ Meishan‚ a former opera singer who is spoiled and becomes unable to

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    Using material from Item 2B and elsewhere‚ assess the contribution of feminist sociologist to an understanding of family roles and relationships. Before discussing the argument I think it’s important to explain that Even though feminists tend to be critical of the family it’s important to mention that feminism is split into four categories; Liberal Feminism‚ Marxist Feminism‚ Radical Feminism and Difference Feminism. Liberal feminism is the theory that even though sexism still exists it is slowly

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    daughters to co-educational institutions. Female education is‚ indeed‚ receiving a great impetus and the advance made by our country in this direction during the last decade or so is considerable. It is being increasingly recognized that educated wives and mothers are an asset to a nation and that neither expense nor effort should be spared to make female education popular and even compulsory. Being educated‚ they are working in banks‚ private firms‚ hospitals and government offices. Education

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