Papers 101-110 of total 1116 found.
Category: /Social Sciences
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…The definition of 'Feminism' in the Collins Gem English Dictionary states, "Advocacy of equal rights for women". Feminism might be a Western import, but equal rights are surely beneficial to all parties and in no way destructive. The destruction occurs…
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Feminism in America in the 1970's was driven by various female organisations committed to the equality of both men and women. Our Bodies, Ourselves written by numerous women from The Boston Women's Health Book Collective seeks to gain personal equality…
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Category: /Literature
…offers more than just a critique of feminism as the issue of feminism is imbued into her work. In Gilead, women are strictly categorized as Handmaids, Wives, Marthas, Econowives or Aunts. Offred is a Handmaid because she showed her fertility in pre-Gilead…
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…for the convenience of men. Feminism first emerged as a plea for equality in America in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Feminists succeeded in their struggle to gain equal voting rights, but just because women were allowed the same voting rights as men…
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Category: /Literature/English
…are not given equal status but are demeaned, patronized, pedestalized, and abused. There is much anti-feminism seen in the controversial book Wild Geese. Firstly, Caleb Gare ignores Lind Archer from the first chapter onwards as he attempts to demean females and put…
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…and equalness. But not to worry, it would come soon enough. With feminism and women's rights issues coming to mind, these women who know they can't speak up because of the way women were treated back then and how they were looked upon will probably never speak up…
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feminism and conformism, she could appeal to a wide-ranging audience and still challenge the television ideal of the perfect family. Television seemed to commemorate the ordinary way of life; "and by doing so it suggests that certain versions of family life…
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…The Women of Trachis <Tab/>In Sophocles' time, feminism was not a concept that existed. The Greek playwright penned most of his works in the mid-400 BC period; men seemed to be considered the only gender, while women were relegated…
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Category: /Literature/English
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