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…and domestic level politics. Globalization is all about the transformation of social geography marked by the growth of supraterritorial spaces that both transcend and coexist with conventional state units. New analytical tools are required for conceptualizing…
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…, and in controlling women's agricultural and domestic labor, and a colonial state intent on consolidating power in the hands of men (Vol. 3, 233)." Colonial administrators excluded women from almost all political and economic power, removed women from any previously-held…
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…, as if they say that the husband was their attacker, nobody will take care of their children if they die. In Pakistan, 80% of women suffer from domestic violence. Women depend on men, and thus their only hope is to marry early and marry "well", to a man who…
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Category: /Literature/Novels
…one income, furthering the stress on the available resources. A further indicator of the class issue is the prevalence of violence and domestic abuse. For the people of Eagleby, violence is a part of life. Sue expects and accepts it for so long until she…
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…continue to be a strong opposition for Petruchio. Her representation at the end of the play, however, is very docile and submissive. There were several points in the play during which she demonstrated her new found domesticated personality. Firstly, she…
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…men resorted to violence against the women. In 1840, the British courts gave permission to males to "moderately beat their wives." (Victorian Web, 2000) in addition, women were not respected as individuals but rather as the object of a male. If a woman…
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…continue to be a strong opposition for Petruchio. Her representation at the end of the play, however, is very docile and submissive. There were several points in the play during which she demonstrated her new found domesticated personality. Firstly, she…
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…of the present. The above argument implies that prostitutes should commonly suffer abuse at the hands of their customers, who would regard them as sexual objects rather than as persons whose rights were to be respected. Indeed, the level of violence perpetrated…
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…who have been convicted of felony, have a mental illness, or history of domestic violence from obtaining a gun. The current regulations have not made much improvement. Since 1934 federal laws have severely restricted the sale of machine guns and sawed-off…
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…. The violence was so widespread that British irregulars, called the Black and Tans, were shipped to Ireland to combat the virtual civil war. But the ferocity of their actions made the situation worse and violence continued on a frightening scale. The British…
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