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    Antony and Cleopatra

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    be the source of his ruin‚ ‘the triple pillar of the world transformed into a strumpets fool.’ The mythological allusion in stark contrast with the idea of Antony being a strumpet’s fool‚ emphasises that his political and status power has become emasculated by his infatuation for Cleopatra. It is clear that Antony’s infatuation with Queen of Egypt is negatively affecting his

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    needs of boys. Many of the boys today live behind a mask of masculine bravado that hides the genuine self to conform to our society’s expectations (Pollack 5). Boys are taught at a very young age to be more independent or their peers will call the sissies and make fun of them (Pollack 21). We restrict how much affection boys show one another and that boys are less in need of friends‚ close personal bonds‚ or connections. One can say being a guy is hard because society expects guys not talk about

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    like him. Another thing that affects Francie’s life is when she is nearly raped by a man‚ and she sees his lower area. Francie is surely scarred to life as it touched her leg. One more person that Francie meets that changes her life is Aunt Sissy. Aunt Sissy is very motherly but also sleeps with random guys‚ which Francie notices. During Francie’s life in Brooklyn she meets many people and

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    Michelle Hardy Winter Mini 2014 Sociology of Gender EXAM III Kimmel meant by “The Self-Made Man” that he was self-control and took care of his own life and how he wanted to live it‚ in all aspects. It became known as the American definition of manhood‚ although it did have a rough start. Some of these principles changed through out time‚ but some remained the same. The major changes in this archetype were shown in the play The Contrast that Kimmel talks about. He shows three different types of manhood

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    years of age. 2.Poe’s foster family a. Poe lived with John and Frances Allan‚ a successful tobacco merchant and his wife in Richmond‚Virginia. 3.Poe’s marriage a.Poe married his 13 year old cousin Virgnia or ’Sissy’ as he called her when he was the age of 27. b. ’Sissy’ grew ill with tuberculosis and with no cure‚ she passed away in 1842. 4.Poe’s Collegient years a. Poe started out studying at the University of Virginia. b. Poe later on transfered to the Naval acadamy at West

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    In the book Hard Times‚ Dickens portrays his philosophical values‚ namely the opposition between Fact and Fancy and his support for the latter and the need for religious values in humanity‚ itself attached to the importance of femininity. He also writes in parallel to the literary context of the times‚ for example criticising capitalism and portraying the negative effects of industrialisation. The novel is one of many critiques written at the time and suggests numerous social developments and ideas

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    Murdering of Innocents

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    spends his time in constant cogitation. He is the Speaker‚ previously unnamed and he now takes it as his duty to educate the children ("little pitchers before him"). He identifies a student‚ called Girl number twenty‚ who replies that her name is Sissy Jupe. Gradgrind corrects her that her name is Cecilia regardless of what her father calls her. Jupe’s father is involved in a horse-riding circus and this is not respectable‹in Gradgrind’s opinion. He advises Cecilia to refer to her father as a "farrier"

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    Bob tries to take his winnings and leave the scene‚ the others object‚ and the situation climaxes to a physical fight. Stoddard‚ one of the white workers‚ defeats Bob with a single punch to the head. When Bob awakens‚ he first feels scared and emasculated‚ having lost a test of physical strength. However‚ soon after‚ he “began thinking of how [he] ought to cut him. [Bob] wanted to kill [Stoddard]… in such a way that he’d know he didn’t have a chance. [He] wanted [Stoddard] to feel as scared and powerless

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    As Levels Notes

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    Jamie Jacobs 11N Mrs. Orpen A Horse and Two Goats‚ R.K. Narayan AS Levels English In the short story‚ A Horse and Two Goats we see that Narayan narrates in such a way that is non-judgmental and gentle in its humour. The critical aspects of the author’s style and tone help him achieve this sense of humour. The style Narayan uses for this story is used to focus on the theme of a culture clash. The culture clash is between Muni (the main character) and the American‚ Muni representing the Indian

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    Thomas Gradgrind is a man bereft of any imagination or fancy‚ and perhaps that is why he is a staunch believer in the practicality of the education system. He discards wonderment and regards facts and figures as the ultimate path to learning. In the novel Hard Times‚ the author Charles Dickens has shown Gradgrind as an educationist‚ and hence has portrayed him implementing his views on both his pupils in the school‚ as well as on his family. He expects his students to engage in nothing but factual

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