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    Wsu Anth 316 Essay 1

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    Raiven Bell ANTH 316 Essay Exam #1 1. A. Ernestine Friedl says that the position of women is higher the more they are involved in primary subsistence (as owners or controllers‚ NOT merely as laborers). This is true of Kung women because they are equal if not primary contributors to the Kung society as key decision-makers‚ primary food collectors‚ domestic leaders‚ child bearers and child caregivers‚ and equal distributors of the food and goods to the tribe. Also‚ Kung women lead the household

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    Khadija’s death‚ the Prophet (PBUH) had numerous wives. Islam did not invent the system of polygamy; it existed long before the message of Islam came into the world. The pervious Prophets (PBUH) such as Abraham‚ Jacob‚ David‚ and Solomon practiced polygamous marriage. Islam improved polygamous marriage by having certain guidelines that made it more humane and equal to the rights of all wives. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) had a polygamous marriage with many wives during the last 13 years of his life. The reason

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    She was a very wealthy weaver. The Wife of Bath was a pretty large women. Her complaints about husbands is “husbands complaining about wives‚ but it is their own fault.” Husbands don’t trust their wives‚ they think wives try to make their lives miserable. She likes to dwell on the commandment husbands should love their wives “thou shall not covet thy neighbor’s wives.” She thinks every marriage is a pain. The Wife of Bath married five husbands. She said her first three husbands were rich‚ old and

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    Raise the Red Lantern

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    a rich man. In his household‚ she becomes the Forth Mistress‚ and the youngest among her husband’s wives. Songhian and the audience quickly learn the rules of the Master’s beautifully designed compound‚ whichever wife the Master currently favors is graced by his attention‚ lavish foot massages‚ and many brillantly lit red lanterns. The women’s jelousy and greed fuel‚ the competition among the wives for the Master’s good favors‚ and the polite battle becomes intense‚ and soon Songhian is tangled up

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    Jacobs. Literature: An Introduction to Reading and Writing [Upper Saddle River‚ NJ: Prentice Hall‚ 2001. Print] 202-216)‚ a county attorney‚ a sheriff‚ and their wives investigate at the house of Mrs. Wright for her alleged murder of her husband. The men and women split off to look around the house and towards the end of the story‚ the two wives‚ Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters‚ eventually find evidence in favor of her being the criminal. However‚ instead of turning the proof in‚ the women conceal it from their

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    wife and mother that she too would like to have a wife. Then all of the duties‚ the equal importance and the serious points Brady argues is that wives are under appreciated and are expected to do all necessary things for their families and not even get recognized for them. Brady suggests keeping‚ which are mostly women‚ what society thinks about wives and mothers’ roles in society. Brady highlighted some examples of the expectations that society or men places on what most married

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    women’s worth is based on their virtue‚ men considered their wives as possessions‚ and rape enraged the Roman population. Women cherished their honor. They believed that it was their honor and their virtue that proclaimed their worth to men. Before the rape‚ Lucretia was considered to be an ideal wife. She would be found spinning in the middle of the night helping the slaves‚ when most wives would be out having fun (LVII). Men thought their wives belonged in the house. After Lucretia was raped she described

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    in satisfaction based on nominal religious motivation. The influence of religiosity on marital satisfaction was examined for 74 couples. Results indicate the higher the husband’s intrinsic religiosity‚ the higher the satisfaction for both partners. Wives’ satisfaction increased as they became more extrinsically motivated. Differences in religiosity significantly decreased satisfaction for husbands. Findings are discussed from the perspective of gender-based interaction patterns‚ gender demographics

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    Discontented King

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    to ask his Wise Men to think of new things for him to wish for‚ because he had run out of ideas. When the Wise Men cannot think of anything‚ one of the Wise Men’s wives suggests that the wives take the place of the Wise Men for a while. Everyone thinks the idea is foolish‚ but they follow through with the plan. It turns out that the wives end up putting the king in his place‚ by making him work hard and eat coarse food. This opens up the king’s eyes‚ making him realize that he should appreciate all

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    Family Life of the Mafia

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    law and everyone has a specific role within the Mafia. Crimes such as murder‚ extortion‚ and racketeering allow for an expensive lifestyle for those in the Mafia without them having to put in any real work. Although given much luxury by the Mafia‚ wives and children of these men are caught in a life that can be far from luxurious. Women and children with Mafia ties are severely limited by the laws and consequences of the organized crime life style. The Mafia began to form over 3000 years ago when

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