Papers 1621-1630 of total 86417 found.
…. Unfortunately, screwball comedy cannot enjoy the sort of renaissance it once did. Today is a time both literally and figuratively when a couple can end up having sex the same day they meet, as they do in recent screwball Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994). Sexuality…
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Category: /History
…of their experience are relevant ton an understanding of their social and economic position, for no one would claim that colonial females exerted much political power." Many historians' felt that the sex ratio gave the women power through choice of spouse. They also felt…
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Category: /Literature/Novels
…) on everyone and everything but himself. This is a good tactic he uses because the reader rationalizes many of the events by blaming them on the same things that he blamed. One of the first things that he blames is his supposedly tortured past. He tells the story…
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Category: /Social Sciences
…heart is much purer than herself. Sula grew under the influence of her living environment, but she is considered as unacceptable and is refused by the community who molds her into such characters. The characters in Sula have double standards towards sex
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…she was told to do by her father. She left home and became a wife. The only equality that women had in this time was in sexuality within the marriage. At this time, the Church controlled sex because too much sex was seen as sinful and when they were…
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Category: /Literature
…behavior by saying that it is their right to seek another relationship whenever they do not have a sex life as desired in marriage. If we consider that they are right and that they should have the right to seek their own passionate fulfillments. We should ask…
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Category: /Literature/English
…to believe that it is fate that oppresses these women; their creators view them subjectively, as if they were products of their respective environments. Chopin portrays Edna as an object, and she receives only the same respect as a possession. Edna's husband…
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…refers to a group of two or more persons who live in the same dwelling and are related to each other by blood, marriage, common-law or adoption. This nuclear definition of family fails to take into account the Defining the family 4 many extended families…
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Category: /Literature/English
…by providing the reader with statistics and beliefs of both sexes. In addition, supplying the reader with comments and theories from psychologists, scientists, and researchers helps the reader develop an understanding of the difference of opinions on the same
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Category: /Literature/English
…was asked, but the ratio remained almost the same. Researchers found that men and women have different beliefs on sexual infidelity. Women believe that men think that “love implies sex more often then sex implies love (59),” and men believe that women think…
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