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…their worst fear in order to protect them "from the grief at the center."(16) This is especially interesting in the aspect of feminism because Atwood's female characters are usually exemplary of achievement and empowerment. If one is to assume the narrator…

…. However, what comes around goes around. The children, who are born today, will make their parents sacrifice. However, they to will also sacrifice for their children. The deeper I look into this poem, the more I find a hint of feminism. I feel that the author…

…in alt.Culture as "one of the superstars of '90s academia, with a devoted following of grad students nationwide". Her Theory: In 'Gender Trouble: Feminism and the subversion of Identity' Butler describe the ways in which socially constructed identities…

…Kennedy. During the period, feminism was revived. The Civil Rights Movement brought change to African Americans with their pursuit for Black Power. Other minorities such as Hispanic Americans and Native Americans organized unions or militant groups to protest…

…-handed villainesses" is basically about the way women are portrayed as characters in modern literature and how this is viewed in society. In her speech, Atwood addresses the problems caused by feminism's requirements that women were always to be presented…

…the conversation leaned towards feminism, Stanton had much to say. Such devout a speech was hers, that all those (women) present were convinced on doing something for the issue. Right then and there, they agreed to convene the world's first Women's Rights Convention…

…, to themes associated with feminism or Marxism. Taking a closer look at Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, it is obvious that it is far more than just a simple Gothic horror story. Typical Gothic elements are used to create the basis of Dracula, for example, a Gothic…

…in the C20th, (New York, 1991). Chalmers, David, And the Crooked Places Made Straight: The Struggle For Social Change in the 1960s, (Baltimore, 1991). Davis, Flora, 'Feminism's Second Wave: The Opening Salvos', 'In Suuport of ERA…

…declarations to become a full member. "Shockingly, more women than men did so, which led to an increasing feminization of church membership, also a matter of deep concern in a male-dominated society,"( Mulder 149). In 1662, several congregations met and approved…

…that fast food is shaped by, rather than shapes, American culture. One critic argues that the "the fast-fooding of America... owes its existence to factors ranging from the decline of the family... to the entrenchment of career-oriented feminism…