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97Does television reflect society or does society reflect television?
It's an ongoing debate. Does television accurately reflect our society, or does society reflect television?
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92Feminist Ideals and the Women of "Jane Eyre"
In the mid-nineteenth century, a woman would have carried the burden of "staying in her place." In other words, she was subject to the generally accepted standards and roles that society had placed upon her, which did not necessarily provide her...
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91Why Does the Fashion Industry Harm Women?
Why do modern day cat-walk models look so weird? They do not look like the average women, because they are extremely skinny and very tall. The excuse for this, is that clothes look better on these types of women. This makes no sense whatsoever,...
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90The Role of Women in the Epic of Gilgamesh
In the ancient tale of Gilgamesh women represent not only great wisdom and power but also temptation and ruin.
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90Charlotte Bronte and Jane Eyre - Social Conscience and Feminism in Victorian Literature - A Short Biography
A short biography of the Victorian writer, Charlotte Bronte who explored the dehumanization of poverty and the difficulties faced by women of the 19th century in her famous novel Jane Eyre.
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89How Feminism is Destroying America: Part 2
How feminism is destroying America. Part 2: Feminism destroys families.
86I'm so glad I'm not a man
I just had a chat with a bunch of girls that started off on the topic of weight loss. When one of them mentioned "most men are pervs", the others immediately agreed. In fact, I found myself the only one to disagree after which I was attacked as a...
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87"A Trampwoman's Tragedy": Hardy's Criticism of Traditional Gender Roles
According to The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Thomas Hardy’s poems often “illustrate the perversity of fate,” “the disastrous or ironic coincidence,” or “some aspect of human sorrow or loss…” (Greenblatt). In “A...
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85The Awakening by Kate Chopin
In The Awakening, author Kate Chopin accomplishes a complex characterization, page-turning plot, and a rich sense of place in just a few hundred pages. Each of these three elements contribute to this delicate portrayal of a 19th century woman's struggle to honor, question, and finally defy society's expectations of womanhood. Read my book review of this must-read feminist novel.
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83Motherpeace Round Tarot Court Cards
Court Cards in any tarot deck are Archetypes, or people with specific personalities that you will encounter in your everyday life. It can help to associate each one with a person you know in the beginning as you learn. Remember, we all act differently in different situations, so can be more than 1 Court Card at any given time!
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