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    heartwarming knowing that she can write poems. Anne Bradstreet’s role as a woman was important. Being a Puritan

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    In Yellow woman and a beauty of the spirit written by Leslie Marmon Silko the traditional Pueblo culture human values were distinguished by one’s actions‚ character‚ strength‚ care and relation to other people‚ animals‚ nature. For Pueblo people looks‚ physical appearance‚ face‚ body and closing were not important as well they did not have a social status in their community. In her essay‚ Silko repeats old-time phrase in reference to the values of her ancestors. Growing up she was told stories

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    Expo- WIW Response Paper Dr. Johnson 4/1/12 Sojourner Truth‚ “Aint I A Woman?” Sojourner Truth’s speech‚ “Aint I a Woman‚” is an in depth‚ personal account of slave life and the cycle of self-discovery by which Truth acknowledges the ills and dynamics of race‚ class and gender have upon an African American woman living in America. She intersects axes of analysis and questions the dominant image of femininity which was limited to the most elite‚ white women in society at that time. Throughout

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    The author Simone de Beauvoir is a woman that discusses the instances of women being oppressed through history in the story "Woman as Other". She talks about how men have been able to maintain dominant roles in virtually all cultures because women have resigned themselves to‚ instead of rebelling against‚ their assigned subordinate status. The author states that men fundamentally oppress women by characterizing them‚ on every level‚ as the Other‚ defined exclusively in opposition to men. Throughout

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    her fight against her society. Being a part of the partition of subcontinent‚ Naheed witnessed harassment against women and its effect is greatly reflected as we see women subjugation the main focus of Naheed’s poetry. Naheed’s poems “I Am Not That Woman” and “The Grass Is Really Like Me” voice the lack of dignity and respect felt by the females and how they come to terms with it. Feminism being Naheed’s forte is the main theme of the two poems. Naheed highlights how females are reduced to mere objects

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    if the villagers are oblivious so they speak nonsense. He has a major ego because of the fact he’s from London and the rest live in an isolated town called Crythin Gifford. When he notices The Woman In Black "and caught a glimpse of another mourner" this suggests he’s isolated and Mr Jerome says "a young woman?" Mr Jerome didn’t see anyone or anything‚ Arthurs the only one who saw her so he’s stuck in a situation his carefree mind doesn’t overlook. "Instead of replying to my question at all‚ he turned

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    The man was hooked on the woman at first sight. Women are Lured in men on first impression. Men’s interest in women is fuelled by signs of Visible/Visual (Visual Cues)‚ while the women’s Interest in men by the signs of Persepsional (Perceptional Cues). When women have Attractive Appearance (Attractive Looks)‚ most men are likely to be interested in her. However‚ it is not enough for a man merely has the appearance of Appealing (Attractive Looks) to make women attracted to her. He must also have

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    strict duality begins to disappear and the reader is confronted with a woman who is blend of each of these ideas of women. While she is confined by her society‚ she is unconfined by its conventions such as marriage and traditional gender roles. In general‚ however‚ each text presents an example of a “proper” and confined woman as well as the complete opposite; almost so that the reader can see what evils can occur if a woman is not confined. The women in Beowulf‚ at least on first glance‚ might appear

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    When I look at myself in the mirror‚ all I see is the flaws. I look in the mirror and think about the "image" that our media puts out there today. Women are heavily influenced by how we are expected to look‚ instead of what needs to be done in order for us to be successful. When women are looked at‚ they are judged immediately; by their looks‚ the way they dress‚ and even by the way women present themselves. To American society ’s standards‚ in order for someone to be considered beautiful she

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    Is Barbie the ideal woman? For generations she’s been the doll that little girls have aspired to be–a party girl‚ career woman and bathing beauty all wrapped into one . In Marge Piercy’s poem entitled "Barbie Doll‚" the title underscores the theme of the poem‚ which is that girls are ultimately and fatally entrapped by society’s narrow definitions of feminine behavior and beauty. By comparing the young lady in the poem to a Barbie doll‚ the author reveals the irony of the title. In the poem‚ the

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