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    Everyone possess different kinds of virtues In the novel a tree grows in Brooklyn‚ the protagonist‚ |Francie Nolan displays three virtues‚ courage‚ honesty and acceptance. Courage comes in many shapes‚ sizes and forms; it can be saving an old lady from a burning building or small encounters of courage‚ like asking out a secret admirer. Francies display’s courage when the doctor makes several comments about poor people being filthy‚ Francie feels hurt immediately. When the needle went into her‚ “…

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    It is likely that most people want to escape reality at least once in their lives. James Thurber creates the character Walter Mitty who seems to be relatable to everyday people. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty has several lessons that can be learned from reading it. Walter’s wife‚ Mrs. Mitty plays a huge role into why Walter often wants to escape reality. When put in a situation where his manhood is jeopardized‚ Walter goes into a deep daydream where he is in intense situations where he comes out

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    Michael Kaufman theorizes that there are three different types of male violence: violence toward women‚ violence toward other men‚ and violence toward oneself. Masculinity plays a determining role in this “triad”. The patriarchal social structure‚ which casts men in an active role and women in a passive role‚ perpetuates a toxic form of masculinity were passive‚ non-violent men are seen as “unmanly” – thus‚ powerless and weak. Furthermore‚ men are discouraged from expressing emotions‚ particularly

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    Dickens’ Hard Times “Now‚ what I want is‚ Facts. Teach these boys and girls nothing but Facts. Facts alone are wanted in life.” (Dickens‚ 1854‚ p.1) With these beginning sentences of the novel “Hard Times”‚ Charles Dickens has made readers doubt whether it is true that facts alone are wanted in life. This question leads to the main theme of the story‚ fact against fancy‚ that author has never been written this kind of plot in his other stories before. In fact‚ Hard Times is considered as "the

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    Male Chauvinism

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    chauvinism is forced on us. For example‚ if my car broke down whose job is it to fix it? If I have her fix it my friends‚ family or my neighbors are going to gossip about how she is the man of the relationship. Behind my back they are going to call me a sissy and laugh at me. What if though she knew how to fix it and I didn’t? Society teaches us that it’s a man’s job to fix the car while it’s her job to bring me a cold beer and a sandwich. In some cases though people mistaken male chauvinism for chivalry

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    Eunuch Character Analysis

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    The treatment and creation of eunuchs is generally telling of historical views of gender in major empires. Despite the stigmas against them‚ eunuchs were made to fit by the very people who thought they were wrong. In the book Maurice by E. M. Forster‚ there happens a scene where a couple men bully a flamboyant character named Risely for his mannerism and they hurt him by calling him a eunuch. This is quickly followed by the line of someone coming to his rescue‚ saying‚ "You could call your cousin

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    The War for Southern Independence is a major turning point in American History. Sparked by political unrest and economic struggles in the South‚ its four years of fighting were the bloodiest of which America had ever seen. Its tumultuous years saw numerous battles‚ as well as the ruthless assassination of the nation’s president. The American Civil War brought the United States into a new era‚ one of both tension and freedom. In the years leading up to the war‚ a large economic rift began to form

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    “real man.” He mentions that DNA does play a big role in a person’s behavior and that our genetic endowment is influenced by culture. The guys that don’t meet these expectations and who are caring and show compassion toward others are often called sissies‚ fags‚ or even girls. Jensen states that culture also seems to be linked to a recurring intellectual fad called “evolutionary psychology”‚ which creates a gender difference between men and women‚ and thus making it necessary to choose which gender

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    confidence slightly by walking towards him. When Peter snaps at Donald‚ ‘Who with? Who with? Mind thee own!’ Donald will cower slightly and take a step back to show his fear of Peter and he will avoid eye contact with him. On the line‚ ‘See! I bent no sissy‚ be I?’ Donald will stutter on the word ‘no’ to show his lack of self belief in what he is saying‚ he is trying

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    Gender Role Adaptation

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    Two distinct assumptions dominate the discussion on gender-role adaptation. One school of thought argues that gender-role adaptation is primarily influenced by biological factors‚ while the other argues that gender-role adaptation is based on environmental influences. Compare the two theories. Point out the strengths and limitations of each. Which theory are you likely to adopt and why? Make sure to support your discussion by providing relevant examples pertaining to the stages of middle childhood

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