She speaks about how the language in the Torah can seem degrading to women because God is always assumed to be a man and it is offensive God is never referred to as a woman. She goes on to speak on how the world has deterred from the original revelation and is more male dominant while the women became invisible. ... The reason she is a centrist is because she still believes in the traditional roles such as the man being responsible for the wife if he is making the money or a man should serve his wife. ...

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Even during the trial, she continued to challenge the court's authority by saying: "But now having seen him which is invisible I fear not what man can do unto me" (Wheeler and Becker 45). This was also part of her Antinomian belief of being free from "the man-made laws of both church and state, taking commands only from God, who communicated his whishes to the saints" (Wheeler and Becker 32). ...

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There is an old saying that can apply to gender inequality; "This is a man's world." ... There are many times that a man is paid more than a woman for doing the same job. ... The "glass ceiling" refers to the invisible barriers to the promotion of women within a discriminatory firm allowing very little upward mobility. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

The night was always perceived as the female's domain whereas the day belonged to the man. In "The Carnival of Venice" the roles of man and woman are reversed. ... His "substance [is] dwindled" and his "spirit nothing but an ear, invisible, insane." ... Under the night domain, the man suffers a nightmare, while it can be seen that the woman is having the same dream but enjoying it. This suggests that the night is the woman's domain whereas the day is linked with the man. ...

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