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    calamitous circumstances. As a result‚ the audience experiences distress and anxiety for the characters who are suffering‚ and they applaud the courage they used to overcome the situations. Tragedy is broken up into two distinct forms: traditional and modern. Traditional tragedy originated in the 5th century B.C.E. in ancient Greece and was prevalent in some European Nations during the Renaissance. Written in verse‚ or poetry‚ this form has a hero‚ or heroine who is an “extraordinary character.” An

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    Traditional and modern dialictology Historically‚ the study of language in society features three perspectives: Geographical perspective (since 19th century)‚ Anthropological perspective (since 1920s)‚ the study of language and culture Sociological perspective (since 1960s). Anthropology‚ sociology A major distinction is made between the geographical perspective‚ also referred to as traditional dialectology‚ and the sociological perspective‚ or modern dialectology. Dialectology as such is

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    of us women…”(Rin 163). This excerpt gives us an example of how important traditional roles are in Japanese lifestyle. “The Pan‚ the Pot‚ the Burning Fire I Have in Front of Me‚” written by Ishigaki Rin‚ acknowledges the traditional roles for women in Japan‚ and how long it has been a tradition. The short story‚ “The Pearl‚” by Yukio Mishima‚ discusses about an event that took a turn due to a misunderstanding. This gives us an example of the different perspectives on Japanese traditional roles of women

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    Traditional vs. Modern Society SOSC 1000: Introduction to Social Science Niharika Sethi Student number: 212273066 TUTORIAL #1: Manuel Larrabure Traditional vs. Modern Society In order for society to progress it must change constantly‚ and as a population we must adjust to new customs and ever changing expectations. Since the foundation of society is its people‚ it is important to analyze the patterns and behaviors of certain groups‚ in order to identify the type of society that they live in. This

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    conflict between traditional and modern values? Virginia Woolf uses her novel Mrs. Dalloway to express the idea of the conflict between traditional and modern values of the time. Throughout the novel we see the almost tug-of-war between the two different values with one side trying to cling to the old ways and customs and the other side‚ the newer generation‚ pushing the limits and breaking free of these traditions. This idea of Modernism and its values taking the place of the traditional values is

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    was perceived that the only way they could reach their full potential if they had children and raised them properly; motherhood was greatly praised and ideal within women. Although by the 20th century 5% worked if they didn’t have a husband to support them. This caused the role of men to be threatened‚ which resulted in the few women in the work force to be paid ⅓ less than men. Men in the other hand‚ were perceived as disciplinarian towards their wives and children‚ as well as the only capable of

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    Traditional family and modern family The family is the foundation of our society. This is where we learn the important elements that we face in our lives‚ as well as difficulties‚ ways of life and manners. All we know since we are small we have learned within the family. It is impressive to see how the family has evolved as the years have passed. The traditional family has declined over time and modern families have taken place. I think families have changed for better‚ because now woman have

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    sexual identity is displayed. Traditional male was displayed as the strong rugged type and the traditional female a weak homemaker or sex symbol. In poplar culture‚ these views have changed. The feminine revolution of the 60’s and 70’s‚ have changed the way the roles of women are displayed. The homosexual revolution of the 80’s‚ 90’s have enabled Gays and Lesbians to be more open with their sexual orientation. The traditional role of the men was the providers and protectors

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    by Gloria Steinem. Gender roles have begun as we evolve. For example‚ women now can work outside of their home like in factory‚ construction‚ become police officers or firefighters‚ and are in politics events as well as in the military. However it wasn’t like this back then. Traditional gender roles have a positive and negative affect as our society grows‚ even though we have overcome some of these obstacles‚ we are still fighting against them because traditional roles are still relevant today as

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    A member of a traditional society would feel as though there are many advantages of his or her type of society as opposed to modern society. A member of a traditional society would feel as though modern society has quite a few flaws. Traditional society focuses more towards the improvement of society as a whole rather than focusing on self and personal gain. There are many comparisons between the two societies that can be made that show the differences in beliefs held by each society. By comparing

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