In example, the online dictionary resource views feminism as a belief as opposed to a theory. ... Although politics is somewhat related to sociology, the Sociology Dictionary defines feminism as "A theoretical and ideological framework that directly opposes sexism by supporting gender equality" (Dictionary of Sociology Terms and Phrases 89-90). ...
In these tales the views of marriage vary. Each tale offers a different view of marriage; the views are illustrated by the characters in each pilgrim's tale. ... Through a deceptive wife, a feminist woman, a lusty corrupt knight, and a chauvinist, Chaucer presents the contrasting views on marriage in the Medieval Age. ... The tale told by the Clerk opposes the view held by the Wife of Bath. ... This tale is the opposite of the one the Wife of Bath tells; however it is a more realistic view on the issue of power in marriage during Chaucer's time. ...
The female role in these period had very low expectation and futuristic views. ... What could be the implications of using law (as in Hammurabi's code) as opposed to education to influence the behavior of men and women? The implications of using law as in Hammurabi's code as opposed to eduction about behavior of men and women could be how women's respond with the men's actions. ... What could be the implications of using education and social norms as opposed to State rules to influence the behavior of men and women? ...
She is described purely by her sexuality labeling her as beautiful as opposed to wise. ... In the fourteenth century females were often viewed as inferior to their male counterparts. ... It is clear in this epic poem that the female is viewed unequally to the male. ... In this tale, women are viewed as mere sidekicks to their male company. ...
This basically applies to women as it is the gender representation of female to be looking clean and fresh all day as opposed to male who is stereotyped as dirty and quite uncaring in their appearance. ... Such colour is also a representation of a stereotyped female as opposed to male where they are associated more with dark colours. ... It can be seen that advertisements employs technical, symbolic and written code to present ideas or views of stereotyped gender. ...
However, the reign of Queen Elizabeth I ushered in a new acceptance of women, giving Shakespeare leave to spread his feminist views throughout his plays. The ideology of feminism emerges in A Midsummer Night's Dream through the opposing settings of Athens and the forest and the characters of Helena, Hermia, and Titania. ... The theme of feministic ideology in A Midsummer Night's Dream surfaces through the opposing settings of Athens and the forest. ...
It is women who desire the equality of all humankind, a relationship which challenges between the status or men and the statue of women, as well as to and oppose any hierarchical structures, laws and customs that cause women to lose individuality, to be subordinative and inferior. ... Their standing is only considered from the point of view of men. ...
In the documents, women of different nations individually speak out on issues such as equality, social responsibility, and the traditional cultural views on women. One group of documents - #1, #4 - relates the view that the participation of women in their country's liberation enables them to achieve equality in their standing with men. ... The opposing argument outlined in documents - #2, #5 - states that in the aftermath of liberated nation-states, the role of women reverts back to that of inequality in social and political standing. ... Her view is substantiated by the similar acc...
Walker clearly uses Hannibal as a device to instill hope and realization that the black man was meant to be powerful and masculine, as opposed to being passive and feminine. ... Walker's views on feminism also furthered the idea that his views on the situation were greatly gendered. ... I beg you to view it candidly, as for eternity!!!". ... Although her views were not as gendered, as Walker's were, when you actually view them together, the reader could clearly see that her views were very feminine. ... As opposed to Walker's violent address to his fellow men, Wells looked...
People need to acknowledge the fact that women are far more educated, stronger, and actively involved in the world now, opposed to half a century ago. ... Social functionalist view women with equal power to men as dysfunctional because it violates the traditional view of men/women roles. ... Reproductive rights and abortion issues are not pro- or anti-woman, as many women oppose abortion and unlimited access to contraceptives. ...
The work deals with understanding the question as opposed to answering it. ... Philosophical Anthropology is not aimed at providing a different view-point on human existence, "it is solely intent on knowing man himself"(64B). ... Beginning with the common philosophical views on sex difference, one sees two standard positions. ... Whereas the anti-hierarchical position takes the view that women are as good as men and not different at all. ... She views difference as crucial. ...
He is a "blue-collared"" man who worked his way into a lifestyle as opposed to one of the hated spoon fed aristocrats. ... It is prudent to cover both Blanche and Stella at once because the two can be viewed as measuring sticks on which to gauge the other. ...
Intelligence, superiority, as well as strength are some of the terms associated with the concept of being masculine, as opposed to being feminine. ... Viewing the female as the "damsel in distress", too weak and fragile to protect herself, is a stereotypical characterization derived from the male always playing the strong, manly, courageous hero. ... In agreement with Mary Wollstonecraft, women should be treated "like rational creatures, instead of flattering their fascinating graces, and viewing them as if they were in a state of perpetual childhood, unable to stand alone"...
What I was hoping to find before conducting research, was that women are breaking that preconceived view of where our place is in society. ... Especially with the Master's degree, which surprised me, where in 1960 men earned 51 Master's, as opposed to women's 24. By 2001 men earned 161, as opposed to women's 221! ... And women as a total percentage of the labor force have more than doubled from 1900 through to 1998, and went from 18% As for women's earnings as opposed to men's, although the gap is closing, there is still a large amount of pay difference. ...
Medea is an epic tale of a struggle between two characters, an opportunistic, deceitful man and a barbaric sorceress, opposed by gender and capabilities. ... Therefore, the use of this apparatus, the foil, by which to judge Medea, as the play seems to want the audience to view her character, can lead to a misleading or unjust view. ... One way to view Medea and Jason is through their challenges with the same head-on approach. ... Another approach to view the "wrinkles" within the play is through Medea's differences as a foreigner and a woman, almost as if she is "doubly" different to Jaso...
Beatrice uses her sarcastic and dramatic behavior to define herself in society but is also perceived negatively by many for this reason because she is passionate about her views and not afraid to stand her ground. ... Her assertiveness draws the attention of many feminists today, and they view her as a strong woman. ... Benedick is very similar to Beatrice and also views marriage as a risk to men's honor. ... Hero, as opposed to Beatrice is very passive. ...
The story follows the events of a family on a weekend vacation in the countryside where the reader is given a view of the Protagonist, Martha's life. ... This manner of telling the end of the story is opposed to a more direct way of simply narrating her feelings out, which would lack both realism and effect and wouldn't hit the reader in the same way. ...
Many of the same people who are even passionately in favor of gay rights, still oppose the legalization of same-sex marriage. ... This has been a classic mistake, which has cause oppression of female views from within feminism itself. There are too many different types of females cross culturally for one cultures view to be the norm, or the dominant idea in feminine discourse. ... By taking all and leaving nothing out, no single group of women's views has the chance of being left out. ... Black feminism and new-age feminism reflect a view that is also educational and liberating f...
Gloria Steinem and Virginia Woolf are two very prominent female figures that are influencing their readers to view women in a different perspective, bringing new concepts to the idea of a workingwoman, or how they are perceived in society. After reading three very powerful interpretations about women and by women - The Importance of Work, Life on the Global Assembly Line, and Professions for Women - it is important to point out the social expectations of women, how men view women, and more particularly, what women expect or aspire from themselves in a developing society. ... Woolf descri...
Gender inequality is the unequal treatment or views of people based on weather they are male or female. ... Women have historically been viewed as inferior to men in many aspects such as in the workplace, education and religion. ... Women Global Goodwill Ambassador states, "the point of the campaign is to make people see gender as a spectrum instead of two sets of opposing ideals." ...
Women view conversations with other females a necessity, while men view conversations with other males as something they simply like to do. ... As the book describes, their language reflects their interest in conversation as opposed to females" need for it. ...
Both authors produced a strategically strong essay in reference to their point of view with their own personal touch using a topic that they know most about. ... Whereas a women find the need to rearrange the original position of their furniture and would cheerfully use the same computer for years, oppose to guys, they do not have a basic need to rearrange furniture nor keep a computer that is outdated. ... Barry made a point that guys are quite simple and typically more carefree, which from my point of view I would agree with this essay. ...
The result is a battle of how females feel about their history versus how they allow society to view them. ... Jayanthi, an American Indian woman from Bells interviews recalls "[getting] confused [and] freak[ing] out and feel[ing] [the need] to settle down" (33) when her actions opposed her parents and community's expectations of her. ... A satisfying personal history is useless as well if the view society has on a woman oppresses her. ...
Amelia Lanyer, like Isabella Whitney, uses her talent as an author to attempt to change the view of women in society, and she uses radical thoughts for her time to make her works empowering. ... Looking at the situation through this view, Lanyer suggests that one could not persecute woman with persecuting man, considering that it's at least equally sinful, if not more so for man. ... While Whitney strives for women to take responsibility for themselves and attempt to make and follow through on decisions based on what they desire and want, Lanyer takes the opposing perspective and by using...
