Physical appearance was at the top of the list, but also mentioned were things like how a person carried themselves, how they spoke, body language and so on. ... The way they were attracted to others and how they acted on it often varied from what I experience in the United States. ... All the males seem to be attracted to what their culture held as beautiful and showed signs of feeling success when they acted on that attraction. ...

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Four year old Tomas teases his friend Bradley for holding a purse full of treasure saying "Only girls or mommies carry purses!" ... Where do they get this judgment? ... At three, Miller explains, "children know weather they are boys or girls. ... Such things include, the parts they play in games, such as girls playing mommies and holding purses, and boys being soldiers or train engineers. ... How easily they are influenced by mainly peers and parents, affects them most during their developing years, yet carries on throughout their lives. ...

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Cars, clothes, sports, not these physical things but the use of them will enhance anothers sexual attractiveness. Many species carry several similiar aspects of sex, for example, a chimpanzee, or even more a bonobo. ... Male being Y chromosome(small and only carries sexual characteristics) and female being X (large and carries traits for nonsexual traits as well). ... They are accepted very much in many societies; while in others they are frowned upon. ... Because that is just who they are. ...

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In the home, they did the housework and took care of the children. ... In China, girls weren't usually wanted when they were born. ... Male children would carry the family name, which is why male children were wanted more than female. Females in China didn't do many things, they weren't usually allowed out of the house, to participate in politics, or to go in the market. ... In China, instead of killing the female babies when they are born, they send them to other countries to live in, due to over population. ...

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Society expects certain standards from both men and women that are not always the right things to follow for people to feel at peace with themselves. ... Women in the beginning were just a source of carrying on life. They were there to give birth and that was it. ... Because a society has taught women to feel like they have to be on a man's standard, we are forcing a society to be something that they aren't. ... Are they now the right parties to repair the damage done?" ...

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Cosmopolitan carries many advertisements throughout its" pages. ... Marketing personnel for these companies make millions because they know that to get their message to the people who will buy the product, they need to put the advertisement in places where its users will see it. ... They see it to be wise because Cosmopolitan is a magazine that is generally for women, and these are feminine products. ... These are things you would never find in any type of men's publication. ... Women like Cosmo because it lets them know that many women are facing the same questions and worries that...

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This thing that we call "same work" has been developing over the last century, where women had stopped staying at home and taking care of the children rather than going out to work; but this has carried another job that is still made by women and, personally, I don't think it would be ever be done by men: being a housemaid. ... Talking about babysitting, we can say that men have left behind the idea of letting just the woman take care of the children, instead, they are staying home while the woman is out not only for work, but for other things like shopping or hanging out with friends. ...

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Women do have smaller brains but it has not been proven that it carries less capacity than that of the male (Result). ... They want to women and nature to be respected. ... Some people believe that animals or even living things should have certain rights. It is hard to argue what such rights they should have considering they cannot provide their opinion. ... There are better things to worry about when it comes to the environment. ...

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Kurt Vonnegut once said, "Enjoy the little things in life because one day you'll look back and realize they were the big things.... Trifles are defined as "things of little value or importance." ... They were to take care of things such as household chores, taking care of the children, and providing food. ... Nothing here but kitchen things" (Ronson 218). ... The final act of irony was displayed when the men once again overlooked what the women were carrying out. ...

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This is widely used in the relationships men carry on with women. ... Many people feel as though these types of men are not what they deem "normal" so they do not ask them to do many things, such as play on sports team, join clubs or fraternities, or even talk to them. Some males that are excluded from what they think is to be the manly things to do might try a different approach and do things thought to be more feminine. ... Devor clearly explains how feminine men will face challenges when they do try to do things that may seem more natural to them. ... They have judged a person that they...

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The way children are socialized and how they interact with different things, will affect how they do things later on in life. ... Girls tend to form more closely knit relationships by talking about intimate things that they would not be able to share with any one else. ... According to research done by a team project for COMM 512 and for Oregon State University,girl's toys teach girls to stay at home, to sit and play quietly; boy's toys teach boys to go out, take things apart, and put them together and move things around? ... Colors and toys, however, are not the only things that ...

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So it is not suprising to find in some areas, women only do the small things for their tribe like in Bataknesse. ... The things above are the external factors (outside the woman's own personal) that cause discrimination. ... Women feel lack of self confident that they feel they can't work things out. ... Woman is carrying two duties: as a housewife, taking care of her husband and children and she also had to work to support her family's financial. ... Then they should fight for their rights. ...

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Women are like the amulet that man always carries by his side. ... For men of patriarchal culture women´s work at home is something worthless "Nothing here but kitchen things," he said, with a little laugh for the insignificance of kitchen things.... For men, women´s concern and efforts to do their home tasks in the best manner are nonsense things "Oh, well," said Mrs. ... "But would the women know a clue if they did come upon it?" ... For men it is an activity that only they are capable to accomplish, because, they are more intelligent and capable than women. ...

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They speak to Banquo and MacBeth in a very humble manner. During their first meeting, all the witches do is praise both of the men and tell them they have great things waiting for them in the future. They do not ever have a real dialogue with the male characters; basically, they only provide a service to the men by telling them what lies in their future. ... They do not overtly try to corrupt MacBeth, as does Lady MacBeth. ... Their statements about the future carry evil implications, like subliminal messages behind a tape recording. ...

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The way in which the family functions can be discerned from the implications of the way the characters act towards each other, and in the things that they say. ... This is effective as it highlights the discontent that is carried by the female members of the household, but also provides valuable insight in to why, if the characters dislike father so much, they remain with him. Furthermore, with Sammy we are given a glimpse into the conflict that surrounds the men's lives - the conflict between what they want to do and what they are bound to doing. ... The effect of the characters c...

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Jane, both the protagonists use masculine behaviour to achieve the results they do. By emulating men, these two women are successful in their plight for recognition, by carrying out activities men would commonly participate in. ... It is then that we hear such things as what the captain says to Mulan, "You fight good." ... This would seem as though the women have succeeded as heroines or have they? ... They are heroes, only a different gender. ...

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Plath blames her father for her hatred towards the male gender and her unwillingness to accept things the way they are. ... Broe says "to Plath, dying is the defeatest ritual of feminity"(176) and she wants the male audience to see how they cannot destroy her. She wants the male to see that they can bring her close to death, but she is more powerful and is able to rise again, for the third time. In "Bright as a Nazi lampshade"(2.5), Plath brings us to the horrible treatment that was carried out by the Nazis (men). ... In this line she thinks the doctors are not concerned for her well bein...

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He spends time with his children, teaching them valuable lessons they'll carry throughout their lives. ... True, many men do these things, but many also have no interest in any of them. ... Men do have emotions, and they may not always show them, but sometimes keeping emotions hidden can be a benefit. ... They keep going, because they know in the end they'll be proud of themselves for accomplishing something. ... They are boys who won't grow up...

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Society's stereotypes are for male and females about the way they look, act, and the roles they play. ... If you look in magazines most of the males all look alike, they have the same hair and clothing styles. ... The statement shows that women are just supposed to be there and men do things. ... In the story, "Men we carry in our minds", Scott Russell Sanders explained his point of view on how it was to grow up when he was a child. ... In the "Barbie doll" poem they gave the girl girl's toys and expected her to be a certain way like girls are. ...

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Male roles are what they are and women's roles are too because of how they are socialized and brought up. De Beauvoir mentions in her work, "To see things clearly is not her business, for she has been taught to accept masculine authority, so she gives up criticizing, investigating, judging for herself and leaves all this to the superior caste" (De Beauvoir 1952,346 ). ... She allows Peter to make decisions for her yet he even expects her to prepare food at his party by saying, " and then come on out to the kitchen and help me get things ready. Women are so much better at arranging thing...

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Even though some of these women's abilities were improved, they still could not compare to their male counterparts. ... When women were presented with the heavy duty jobs of digging, or reinforcing bunkers they tended to step down and let the men do most of the physically demanding work. ... In other cases some, women were so unprepared for the job that laid before that they put their whole unit in danger. The equipment that the army has required for soldiers to carry has made it quite difficult for women to move at the same pace as men (Catherine L. ... Commander Michelle Howard, exec...

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Hale demonstrates that he thinks women always do useless things. ... Also, because he like things quiet, he does not want Mrs. ... Which carries on to Mrs. ... As house working women, they know where things are put. ... Wright puts things on. ...

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In many tragedies of fifth century Athens, the women characters appear as strong, defiant women who are able to carry out matters that would take a lot of courage. ... The tragedies of Medea, Antigone, Electra, and even Agamemnon, show women are strong and free willed and are capable of doing things on their own. ... If the women were widowed or divorced and they had no sons, then they would go back to their original guardian, but if they did then they could be place under the guardian ship of their own son. ... This female character throughout the play criticises the conditions of women and ...

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In contrast with the women in the story, two of the male characters have intellectual occupations that carry authority. ... Peters" stated: "Nothing here but kitchen things." ... They were able to look through the items and read the story they had to tell. ... They found the dead canary. ... The men are shown are superficial as they leave the women with what they considered insignificant kitchen things. ...

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We as kids hang around with friends whom we can learn from as well as master the things we already know. ... Furthermore, girls do not have problems with asking for help because they have been molded to rely on others, but men who are viewed as so superior will tend not to ask questions because they are to be inflexible and strong. ... For women who participate in productive activities beyond the housekeeping has tended to bring women a greater measure of equality, but the load gets heavier from them to carry job, household, and children. ... Jobs were initially generated for men because th...

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