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…1. Main Arguments a. Since current sex discrimination laws are not based on constitutional amendments, are poorly enforced and are subject to interpretation. An Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution is the only way to ensure the consistent…

…in the bonds of community. Hawthorne and de Beauvoir have unique views of females. De Beauvoir believes that men see women as the inferior sex and they are subordinates to men. Hawthorne, on the other hand, feels that although most women are lower in status than…

…the speaker comes in: by voicing this idea through the speaker, Swift is able to use animal imagery, sarcasm, and exaggeration to convey his disgust for the society that would allow such problems to occur while at the same time distancing himself. The role…

…,’ the pursuit of the beautiful in everything. Sex, a practise likely to involve excess, had to be conquered if one was to become a master of oneself, to become more beautiful. There was too no real concern for deviancy from what is today the idealised ‘norm…

…,’ the pursuit of the beautiful in everything. Sex, a practise likely to involve excess, had to be conquered if one was to become a master of oneself, to become more beautiful. There was too no real concern for deviancy from what is today the idealised ‘norm…

…. Then, he felt that the child would learn to be infatuated with the parent that was the opposite sex from them. For example, if the child was a boy. The boy would start to become very jealous of the father as time went on. Same thing goes for a girl. In Freud…

…as well as an aid to trouble-free childbirth" (Evans, March 27) The similarity in superstitions on marriage and childbirth, death possesses the same rituals, to prevent evil. Superstitions were created for the passage rite of the dead on the basis…

…of monogamy (marriage of one man to one woman) is assumed by many Americans to be the best and most normal form of marriage. Other forms of marriage may be evaluated as inferior, abnormal, savage, weird, strange, or immoral. When Eugene Cohen described the dating…

…be the same that we as humans need recognition of our good work in order to keep ourselves motivated. In the article "Why I want a wife" Judy Brady tries to give some credits to her duties as well as the duties of all those women, mothers and wives, that because…

…trading place was between the Forum and the Tiber. The tradesmen and the bankers worked together. The artisans and craftsmen had their own district. If people were in the same trade, they would join together to form a collegia. When children were born…