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    Like modern society‚ the Victorian Era is not free from stories of abuse whether that be domestic abuse or alcohol abuse‚ both of which are discussed in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall. This book was “an early definer of the crime of spousal sexual abuse‚ long before that term or its meaning were recognized by Victorian society” (page 3‚ I Could do with Less Carressing). That is not to say that spousal abuse did not exist‚ it just was not acknowledged. People would hear of abuse and turn a blind eye

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    are set in the Victorian Era‚ which lasted from 1837 till 1901. It was one of the most flourishing periods of the British Empire‚ especially for the capital city of London. The Victorian period brought the city a lot of prosperity‚ and it became the world’s largest city. At the beginning of the nineteenth century‚ London’s population was one million people and by the end of the century‚ that number had increased to almost five million (Rosen). It is impossible to deal with Victorian London without

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    Assignment: Victorian Britain Victorian Britain was in almost all ways a period of oppression and exploration of women. Women in Britain during the Victorian age were seen largely as second class citizens in a so called “man’s worlds.” Women lacked the right to vote and the own property and inherit money once they were married‚ and where seen as the property of their husband to do almost anything that they so pleased. Though there are many reasons for why we can see that Victorian Britain was a

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    previous lawyer. In the novel‚ Ibsen conveys a bleak picture of the sacrificial role held by women of all economic classes in his society and through the protagonist’s gradual development of independence‚ challenges the typical ideology held within the Victorian period. It is arguable the play ’s theme is not centralized around women ’s rights‚ but rather "the need of every individual to find out the kind of person he or she really is and to strive to become that person." B/C) A Doll’s House‚ written

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    Social class John Reed Mr.Brocklehurst St.John - negative impact to society - contradicts their action - difference from the book and victorian concept > Charlotte Bronte > Jane wants to be "Angel in the House"‚ but fails to be one > hides behind the curtain to read > she is passionate > Rochester wants to marry Jane regardless that she is in a lower social class position. - Money causes one’s character to change > Jane inherits money from

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    One might think that‚ for a woman of the Victorian era‚ a life of a happiness is automatically attained once she has successfully courted herself a financially secure and socially respectable husband. However‚ it is questionable how safe and secure a woman can be in her life after marriage. For one‚ her rights are legally transferred to her spouse‚ essentially giving him control over her life. Moreover‚ with divorce being an act that is socially shunned‚ there wasn’t any way to get out of an unhappy

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    Today‚ people have seen loads of advertisement of beauty and ways young girls can attract men. The closer someone looks it is ironic how most people say everyone is beautiful in their own way. Meanwhile‚ the people in articles are influencing young teens and adults to look a certain way. The audience needs to acknowledge the problem with not only with race but also gender influenced in beauty standards. The Author Alice Walker passage‚ Beauty: When the Other Dancer Is the Self‚ expresses her feelings

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    1800s in London‚ a time when women had very limited rights. A time when women were not allowed to vote or work outside their homes. During the Victorian Era women were expected to stay home and take care of the house and kids. The expected career for all women at the time was marriage. Mrs. Mallard probably went through similar lifestyle; women in that era were not able to satisfy their own needs. Therefore we can assume that Mrs. Mallard got married at an early age. Also the fact that fact that

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    England’s Victorian Era began in 1837‚ during which Queen Victoria took the throne after her uncle‚ William IV‚ passed away. The Victorian Era lasted until 1901‚ the year of Queen Victoria’s death. However‚ the dates are sometimes modified due to the Romantic Period in Britain occurring closely in date to the Victorian Era. Nevertheless‚ the Victorian Era was a period of rapid change and developments in nearly all aspects of life. There were multiple advancements in technological‚ scientific‚ and

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    unrest. Spiritual crisis. Late 19th century. The one major fact to be remembered is that in those days Britain was the richest nation in the world. It was only very recent that this was so. It’s been agreed that the birth certificate of this new era is a sad date for the french people‚ Waterloo in 18 June 1815. Napoleon was defeated and this marked the end of a 20 year long war between the English and the French. This meant also that the naval forces started to be recycled into a commercial and

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