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The Feminine Psyche In Odyssey
692 words
The Odyssey has much to teach us about the
feminine psyche. The feminine psyche is the way
that the female mind and soul react to and process
situations. Females are generally faithful,
giving, and respectful to their mates. We have an
insight into the feminine psyche in several things
that Penelope does. The weaving and unweaving of
the shroud and the test of the bed are two
examples of the way Penelope thinks. She does what
is thought to be her duty to her husband to resist
the suitors and rem...
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Feminine Mystique Betty Friedan
1,161 words
American Literature Literature is often considered
to be the mirror of the society. The American
literature is no exception to the rule. The
twentieth century caused significant changes in
the subject ad style of American literature.
Agrarian and rural lifestyles became less popular,
reminding Americans the things of the past, and
more people felt isolation despite they lived in
big cities. The U. S. writers who created the
modernist movement (e. g. , Ernest Hemingway and
others) reflected these...
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Men And Women Gender Difference
1,760 words
Issues of Gender The individual's sense of what it
is to be masculine / feminine is derived, often
directly from, and always at least in relation to,
the operations of prevailing contemporary
discourses - which themselves may or may not be
explicitly gendered. These discourses create and
offer "discursive subject
positions"-epistemological spaces-for individuals
to occupy, they bring about a kind of textual
role-playing. Discourse is therefore never a
closed system; although the power of discurs...
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Allen Unwin 1988 Pp
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... 144) argues: All of us, men as much as women,
are caught up in modes of self production and self
observation... Women are no more subject to this
system of corporeal production than men; they are
no more cultural, no more natural, than men.
Patriarchal power relations do not function to
make women the objects of disciplinary control
while men remain outside of disciplinary
surveillance. It is a question not of more or less
but of differential production... In contrast to
the traditional argu...
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Past And Present Men And Women
2,806 words
Virginia Woolf's Vision Almost sixty-five years
have lapsed since Virginia Woolf spoke at Newnham
and Gordon colleges on the subject of women and
fiction. Her remarkable words are preserved for
future generations of women in A Room of Ones Own.
This essay is the first manifesto of the modern
feminist movement (Samuelson), and has been called
a notable preamble to a kind of feminine
Declaration of Independence (Muller 34). Woolf
writes that her modest goal for this
ground-breaking essay is to enc...
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Patriarchal Society Sir Harry
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65279; Female Roles In Braddon S Lady Audley S
Secret 65279; Female Roles In Braddon S Lady
Audley S Secret 65279; I Introduction The women
of Mary Elizabeth Braddon's novel, Lady Audley's
Secret, seem to take on doubling roles that
illustrate the patriarchal society of 19 th
century Victorian England. Phoebe is Lady Audley's
chambermaid until she marries and becomes Mrs.
Luke Marks. Alicia goes from being the dutiful
daughter of Sir Michael Audley to the dutiful wife
of Sir Harry Towers...
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Constraints Of Society Feminine Sexuality
2,399 words
In Kate Chopin's short story The Storm, the
narrative surrounds the brief extramarital affair
of two individuals, Calixta and Alc? e. Many
critics do not see the story as a condemnation of
infidelity, but rather as an affirmation of human
sexuality. This essay argues that The Storm may be
interpreted as a specific affirmation of feminine
sexuality and passion conjoined with a
condemnation of its repression by the constraints
of society. If one is to attempt to interpret The
Storm, it becomes nec...
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Quot And Quot Quot Quot
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Eugenia W. Collier In 1918, she published The
Heart of a Woman, poems exploring themes
especially meaningful to women. With this volume,
Johnson became the first widely recognized
African-American woman poet since Frances E. W.
Harper. The Heart of a Woman is about love,
longing, disillusionment, and loneliness. The
poems reflect frustration with the strictures of
womens prescribed roles. In 1922, she published a
second volume, Bronze, which concerned racial
themes. In 1928, she published a volu...
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