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    debate. Liberal feminists believe that there has been an improvement in the position of women and radical feminists believe that the oppression and exploitation of women are built into every mechanism of society by men for their advantage. 2. Patriarchy -Patriarchy is a social infrastructure made in the benefits of men‚ in order for them to exploit and oppress women and children. The idea is derived from the idea of a man being the top of the family hierarchy; the idea that men have more power than women

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    the same region of Southeast Asia‚ but were founded for different reasons and during different time periods. Because of this‚ Buddhism and Hinduism have had different effects on their followers in regards to social structures‚ more specifically‚ patriarchy‚ and the establishment of caste systems‚ while also having similar effects in reference to their beliefs to achieving the highest state. Hindu and Buddhist beliefs both feature a belief of an enlightened state‚ or a higher level of understanding

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    the Constitution. According to the radical school of Feminism‚ the inequality that exists between men and women is as a result of the oppression of women by their male counterparts in a testosterone laden social order. To put it in blunt terms‚ patriarchy is the vehicle of female subordination and domination in society‚ with men assuming the role of beneficiaries even if they personally do not oppress women. One manner in which gender inequality is accelerated in society is through law‚ which

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    Gothic literature demonstrates the consequences of disrupting the natural order of things. Consider the texts you have read in the light of this comment.   Gothic literatures have characters who disrupt the natural order‚ and ends up with consequences‚ which can be seen as negative or positive. Macbeth (pre-gothic)‚ Wuthering Heights (traditional gothic)‚ and The Bloody Chamber (modern gothic) show the protagonists challenging and breaking the patriarchal society‚ which were simple seen as the natural

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    the rise of a female Daoist deity known as the Queen Mother of the West. This all changed during the Song Dynasty though‚ as the rapid spread of Confucianism and economic growth caused patriarchy to become even more strict‚ and women were forced into submission once again. The most obvious sign of the rise of patriarchy was foot binding‚ the process of tightly wrapping a woman’s foot‚ so that it was only a few inches long. This practice was seen as a sign of power and riches‚ as well as being commonly

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    a senator leaving a girl to drown. When she was answering this question she began with saying that she likes to write about real events‚ but with fictional characters. Also‚ most of her stories seem to be about woman being treated poorly by the patriarchy. This was the case in Black Water‚ where the main female protagonist was left to drown to Joyce Carol Oates has been a literary genius‚ which is one of the many reasons I decided to go to her event at Clowes Auditorium. I have also recently read

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    more morbidly overweight than men. (www.scotland.gov.uk) The sociological perspective‚ Radical Feminism explores the patriarchal roots of diversity among men and women. This exposes patriarchy as splitting rights‚ privileges and power generally by gender‚ and as a result oppressing women and privileging men. A Patriarchy described where men have power over women. It is a society controlled mainly by men throughout organised society and individual relationships. As a macro theory‚ Radical Feminist

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    carry out instrumental roles (breadwinner). Walby argues that legislation plays a major part in reinforcing traditional gender roles. states that although legislation such as the Sex Discrimination Act (1975 )has been implemented to try and reduce patriarchy‚ there are still many state policies that suggest that women and men have different roles. For example‚ statutory maternity pay for women far outweighs the 10 days of statutory paternity pay given to men. This therefore suggests‚ according to Walby

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    verge of a nervous breakdown reflects changing notions of ‘family’ and cross-gender relationships during the Spanish Transition. Introduction The death of Francisco Franco made a huge change of Spain‚ which marks the end of film censorship and patriarchy. As one of the most well-known feminist directors‚ Pedro Almodóvar’s movie is a reflection of the oppressive patriarchal society to a new order. He makes the matriarchy to mainstream cinema‚ not only in Spain but worldwide. Women on the verge of

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    The wife of Martin Guerre Discuss the tensions between legal and moral justice in wife of Martin Guerre. The engrossing novella entitled ‘The wife of Martin Guerre’ remarks on the inadequacies of Artigues’ justice system in dealing with moral dilemmas in the rural village. Lewis’ interpretation of a true historical incident that occurred in 1539‚ questions what human values and qualities their legal and social system suppresses when formulated on behalf of the community. Characters in ‘The

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