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  • Women Play a More Important Role Than Men in Today's Society. What Are Your Views?

    Women Play a More Important Role Than Men in Today's Society. What Are Your Views?

    In the past, women are supposedly less abled than the men, so they were supposed to stay at home to take charge of the household while the men go out to work. Since women with education was seen as a minus point when they find a good marriage, there were few learned women, thus women cannot take part in doing the "more important jobs" like working in a large firm. However, with the society taking

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    Submitted: July 20, 2012 Autor: minghui
  • Violence and Comedy in the Works of Martin McDonagh

    Violence and Comedy in the Works of Martin McDonagh

    VIOLENCE AND COMEDY A central theme to much of McDonagh’s work is the presence of both violence and comedy on stage. Fintan O’Toole summarises that “much of contemporary Irish drama seems to follow this tradition of using comedy to explore the darker side of the human experience ”. However, in order to move our argument forward, it is useful to investigate the purpose of combining both extreme violence and moments of great comedy. McDonagh uses

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    Submitted: July 21, 2012 Autor: aisling777
  • Religion, Violence, and Peacemaking - Sharon Erickson Nepstadt

    Religion, Violence, and Peacemaking - Sharon Erickson Nepstadt

    5. Religion, Violence, and Peacemaking-Sharon Erickson Nepstadt Religion, in the eyes of the religious, promotes good and anything that is less is seen as bad. However, the way that religious activists handle the bad differs between being violent and nonviolent. Extremists either condemn or execute the evil, whereas religious peacemakers believe that all people are redeemable and can be converted, but if you choose not to, you are still seen as being evil. Nepstadt is

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    Submitted: July 22, 2012 Autor: antoni
  • Nothing but ‘cookie-Cutter': How Women Are Portrayed in the Media

    Nothing but ‘cookie-Cutter': How Women Are Portrayed in the Media

    I have heard times before that it is always the winners who get to write history, similar in the way that whoever dominates gets to set the rules. How are women portrayed in the media? Hugh Hefner, founder of Playboy, claims that we are nothing but sex objects. It is an idea that primarily found in America, however since it is one of the most powerful countries in the world, this way of thinking is

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    Submitted: August 9, 2012 Autor: andrey
  • Rizal on Filipino Women Identity Today

    Rizal on Filipino Women Identity Today

    Title: Rizal on Filipino Women Identity Today Introduction: During Rizal's time, he showed us what a real character of a woman is on those times. He told in one of his letter that from his infancy woman are with agreeable manners, beautiful ways, and modest demeanor. But he also told us that there was in all an admixture of servitude and deference to the words or whims of their so-called "spiritual fathers", due to excessive

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    Essay Length: 2,625 Words / 11 Pages
    Submitted: August 13, 2012 Autor: andrey
  • How Has the Trend of Domestic Violence Within Society Changed over Time and What Effect Does the Violence Have on the Mentality and Psychological Wellbeing of Victims and Witnesses?

    How Has the Trend of Domestic Violence Within Society Changed over Time and What Effect Does the Violence Have on the Mentality and Psychological Wellbeing of Victims and Witnesses?

    Research Question How has the trend of domestic violence within society changed over time and what effect does the violence have on the mentality and psychological wellbeing of victims and witnesses? Hypothesis The trend of reported domestic violence has increased over time in addition; the effects of such violence may lead to violent tendencies in both victims and witnesses such as young children and a range of emotional and physiological disorders such as clinical depression

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    Submitted: August 26, 2012 Autor: deathstar
  • Shaving Cream for Women

    Shaving Cream for Women

    Team , rapid text feedback for this idea David is going to make a spreadsheet for the 10oz at our optimal price , and we promote on a campaign that promotes the highest amount of product over the completion at a reasonable price . In other words we promote the fact that were a premium brand thinking for the public and offering , like Angele said (THE MOST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK ), remember the

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    Essay Length: 253 Words / 2 Pages
    Submitted: September 13, 2012 Autor: Mariojgarcia456
  • Women in Army

    Women in Army

    Some people think women should be allowed to join the army, the navy and the air force just like men. To what extend do you agree or disagree? With an increasing number of women playing pivotal roles in our lives, people are concerned about the polices of women’s joining the army. However, whether women should be allowed to be a member of army or air force like men is still a controversial issue. My point

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    Submitted: September 16, 2012 Autor: aimeezhong
  • How Important Women Were for Jesus'

    How Important Women Were for Jesus'

    A. With reference to 3 conversations, explain how important women were for Jesus’ ministry(14 marks) I will seek to sustain that women featured strongly throughout Jesus’ ministry especially in the fourth gospel. They are shown positively and appear in many sections throughout Johns gospel. Throughout this question I am going to refer to the ‘Samaritan woman at the well’, ‘the woman caught in adultery’ and finally the ‘raising of Lazarus’. I will attempt to argue

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    Submitted: September 27, 2012 Autor: mills02
  • How the Portrayal of Women's Sexuality by the Media Does Affect Young Girls in Reality

    How the Portrayal of Women's Sexuality by the Media Does Affect Young Girls in Reality

    While there have been numerous studies on body dissatisfaction and low self-esteem among young girls, most research has avoided the complexity of asking and answering the question involving possible influences that the media might have on these negative behavior among young girls, more specifically Hollywood's mass media. The main purpose of this paper is to offer an explanation for the influences that mass media have on a young girl's behavior such as depression, eating disorders

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    Submitted: September 28, 2012 Autor: Antonio
  • Discuss the Significance of Violence to the Messages of Steinbeck's ‘of Mice and Men'

    Discuss the Significance of Violence to the Messages of Steinbeck's ‘of Mice and Men'

    Violence is significant and essential in ‘Of Mice and Men’ because it helps us to see that violence rules the life of the characters. This is out of frustration because they are all stuck in the same place and can’t go anywhere or do anything with their lives making them lonely and isolated, so they treat each other cruelly not taking notice of how this affects other characters hopes and dreams. Violence is used as

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    Submitted: October 2, 2012 Autor: kiakovvy
  • Are the Concepts of "women" and "gender" Defined in the Same Way?

    Are the Concepts of "women" and "gender" Defined in the Same Way?

    Are the concepts of "women" and "gender" defined in the same way? There are a lot of woman leaders today, for example, the chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel, the Secretary of State of the United States, Hillary Clinton, and the President of Philippines, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, to name just a few. These are big breakthroughs of women, who several centuries ago could not even step out of the house without being accompanied by male relatives. Indeed,

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    Submitted: October 8, 2012 Autor: jon
  • Women Circumcision, Does It Really Worth the Pain and Suffering?

    Women Circumcision, Does It Really Worth the Pain and Suffering?

    Women Circumcision, Does it really Worth the Pain and Suffering? Imagine you or your mother, your sister, your daughter or your wife; growing up as a little reaching the stage that your body starts to mature and to your greatest surprise you are confronted with the practice of female circumcision, that which is going to have a great impact on your life and your body for as long as you live. You have to deal

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    Submitted: October 21, 2012 Autor: jessicanemah
  • Women Need to Take Control of the Tv Remotes to Change Stereotypes

    Women Need to Take Control of the Tv Remotes to Change Stereotypes

    Women Need To Take Control of the TV Remotes to Change Stereotypes Women have been struggling to be portrayed as powerful and independent since the feminist era began and they have been blaming that on the stereotypes of the male dominated executives who run the industry. In 1995, Commissioner Rachelle Chong stated that equality would be achieved when the women who work in the industry obtained decision making positions (Chong). Several years later, Lauzen expressed

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    Submitted: October 23, 2012 Autor: Ksutt609
  • Malcolm X: Violence = Equality

    Malcolm X: Violence = Equality

    Alianny Cabrera Ms. Snyder US History Honors 6/4/12 Malcolm X: Violence = Equality "When a person places the proper value on freedom, there is nothing under the sun that he will not do to acquire that freedom. Whenever you hear a man saying he wants freedom, but in the next breath he is going to tell you what he won't do to get it, or what he doesn't believe in doing in order to get

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    Submitted: November 8, 2012 Autor: obeylesbians
  • Violence in Media

    Violence in Media

    Rocio Luna English 101 K. Lawler 27 September 2012 Violence in the media today has become quite a heated debate. In this day and age children spend a large portion of their time watching television, playing video games, and surfing the web. Technology has a major impact on society; some may even say it's the cause behind children's violent behavior. Violence in media isn't solely to blame for their children's violent behavior. There are other

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    Submitted: November 13, 2012 Autor: andrey
  • Domestic Violence

    Domestic Violence

    Michelle Bussolotti is a family and marriage counselor. She said “Domestic violence is America’s hidden war. And the battleground is in all our homes.” There always have innocents in every war. In family war, children must be victims. Domestic violence is a social problem that keeps plaguing all around the world. So how can we stop domestic violence? I think the best way to stop domestic violence is that stop people’ mind which think violence

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    Submitted: November 25, 2012 Autor: christalzhou
  • Violence Case

    Violence Case

    Ashley Hicks 1st period Should the school board make community service a graduation requirement? I personally believe this would be a magnificient decision for the school board to add to our graduation requirements. By adding these requirements, this would allow students to be able to learn to better the community, get students to work well with others in their community, and meet new people they may not know already. First, I believe this would be

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    Submitted: November 25, 2012 Autor: ahicks12
  • Puritan Women Foil Hester Prynne Scarlet Letter

    Puritan Women Foil Hester Prynne Scarlet Letter

    How the Puritan women create any Effective Foil for Hester Prynne in The Scarlet Letter What if you had a secret that could potentially kill you if you shared it? Hester Prynne was guilty of such a crime, and Nathaniel Hawthorne uses this theme of guilt to develop the plot of The Scarlet Letter. The main protagonist Hester Prynne is required to wear a scarlet letter “A” as in symbol of a shame for committing

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    Submitted: December 1, 2012 Autor: MsJadaBugg
  • Women's Studies Paper

    Women's Studies Paper

    WGSS 396 ‘Barbie and G.I. Joe: Making Bodies Masculine and Feminine’ Children are taught that boys should be ‘masculine’ and play sports, and that girls should be feminine. They are given and told which toys to play with and how to play with them. For example, girls play with dolls in a gentle manner, and boys’ play with action figures more roughly. The social norms of our culture change as the times change. Gendered social

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    Submitted: December 16, 2012 Autor: RGRAY810
  • Women Studies - the Pretty Paradox

    Women Studies - the Pretty Paradox

    ‘The Pretty Paradox' Contemporary American culture values beauty, glamour, and the importance of being physically attractive. This obsession with appearances and having the ‘ideal body' has led to many issues among both children and adults. These commonly include: eating disorders, low self-esteem, obsessive exercise, feeling of worthlessness, and distorted body images. In the reading ‘The Pretty Paradox,' the author demonstrates an example of this issue with an attractive News Anchor woman from Texas. This article

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    Submitted: December 16, 2012 Autor: peter
  • The Glass Ceiling and Women in the Workplace

    The Glass Ceiling and Women in the Workplace

    Final Paper - SOC 490: Social Science Capstone The Glass Ceiling And Women In The Workplace There are far too many businesses around the world that either choose to or unconsciously interfere in the progress of women into higher positions. This problem, even if it is unconscious, can usually be back-tracked to the beginnings of a woman’s entrance into the workplace. This problem can especially be traced if she exhibits any proclivity for moving into

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    Essay Length: 3,699 Words / 15 Pages
    Submitted: December 31, 2012 Autor: spopenbr
  • Women Case

    Women Case

    Abstract With the changing business and economic trends, world has seen increased level of unemployment. Fighting the war against increased economic downfall is need of time. This war required investment and efforts from state, but state only can’t provide solution to this problem. Efforts and support of individuals is necessity at all levels. Individuals who find their own ways of employment and earning have contributed a lot in the development of economies. So self-employment or

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    Submitted: January 2, 2013 Autor: Arooj
  • The Discussion About Violence and Drugs: Which Should We Punish?

    The Discussion About Violence and Drugs: Which Should We Punish?

    Violence and drugs both are threats to social security. In order to solve those problems different people have different opinions. Some people hold that we should penalize the drug use directly; yet some people believe that the drug use could be penalized indirectly by punishing violent behavior. In fact through using the economic theories and recently collected statistics to analyze, we can find that the two different ways both have their owe advantages. In general,

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    Submitted: January 22, 2013 Autor: nana0405
  • Women Play a More Important Role Than Men in Families Today

    Women Play a More Important Role Than Men in Families Today

    Some critics may argue that the male and female role in families today are becoming less distinct from each other.This is because of the dual role held by many women has made it necessary for men to step up and play a greater role in the family. As more and more women are giving up their aprons to join the workforce, there is a greater need for the men to take up greater responsibilites in

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    Submitted: January 26, 2013 Autor: lauda1410

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