Category: Feminism

Struggling for rights has always been one of the integral parts of a man’s life, which predetermined the pace of humankind development. It is quite peculiar though that woman started to protect their rights and freedoms relatively not quite long ago. Perhaps, this could explain the rapid growth of the feminist movement that seized the…

Throughout history, fairy tales have served a variety of purposes; however, the earliest examples represent the common beliefs and values of specific groups. After becoming a literary genre, fairy tales started to include various social classes, leading to changing ideologies. The Bloody Chamber, the collection of re-written stories by Angela Carter, illuminates the underlying content…

gender restrictions in sports problem-solution format: introduction thesis audience preview body here are the “rules” Persuasion Speech Assignment—Professor Betts—Speech 131 Time Limit: 8-10 minutes Note cards: Four 5 x 8 cards (front side only) Research: Gather and Cite 7 Credible Sources Aloud Dropbox: Place a Sentence Outline and Works Cited Page containing your 7 Credible…

Henrik Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House was an influential and to a certain degree shocking literary work, as it challenged the traditional roles of men and women in society and depicted the poor outcomes of gender discrimination. The major female characters of the play are definitely bold and determined women, forced to comply with the…

Almost every joke contains a hint of truth. For this reason, comedy can be the perfect medium to effect social reform. Clearly, Aristophanes understood this concept quite well when he penned his farcical-humored play Lysistrata. Lysistrata focuses on the story of a young woman of the same name who attempted to better her community by…

Table of Contents Introduction Feminism and the Egyptian Revolution Counter Argument Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Various stakeholders, including renowned filmmakers and playwrights such as Maggie Nelson, Gloria Jean Watkins (bell hooks), and Audre Lorde among others, have presented feminism differently. The concept of feminism has its roots in the 18th century, specifically during the Seneca…

Table of Contents Thesis Statement The First Journal Article The Second Journal Article Works Cited Thesis Statement This paper proposes to explore female characters and their contribution to modern feminism based on works by E. Pauline Johnson and Naomi Hirahara. The characters described by these authors highlight the aspiration to be respected, obtain equal opportunities…

The Holy Spirit refers to God’s activity within followers. That is, if the Incarnation of God the Son in Jesus Christ can be spoken of as objective, then our appropriation of it is subjective. While God on the one hand does something for us, on the other hand, He does something within us. One aspect…

Table of Contents Male-dominated culture Woman – an object of Self-Sacrifice Feminists fascination Feminism vs. anti-feminism Objects of Masculine Desire Gender inequality Feminist criticism Work Cited George Eliot, as a moralist emphasizes what makes a woman, an object of sympathy while keeping in a traditional line of interpretation, and this is what has made Eliot…

Table of Contents Abstract Summary Frame of Study Background of the Novel Theoretical Framework Writing as Feminist Practice and BildungsRoman Works Cited Abstract This essay focuses on Alcott’s Little Women as a feminist novel and explores the representations of feminism in the text. In that, my exploration is on three areas to showcase Alcott’s feminism…