There are three subfields within the field of forensic anthropology, including osteology (study of the bones), archeology (collection of human remains), and biological anthropology (study of changes to the body after death, including decomposition). ... Note wide pubic arch and shorter, pushed back sacrum Male pelvis. ... ("Male Pelvis", n.d.) ... African Male Nose (Note Flaring) Asian Male Cheek (Note how it is angled forward) Figure 4 Features of an African male and an Asian male ("African Male Nose", n.d.) ("Asian Male Cheek", n.d.) ...

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Critical Summary Article: "Queer Cut Bodies" By Morgan Holmes Intersexuality can be understood as people who were born with both male and female organs. "Queer Cut Bodies" explains that intersexed bodies are actually "clear cut bodies", because these medico cultures have literally "cut" these bodies in order to make them "fit" in the society of Western culture. ... "bodies [that] are neither male nor female make them clearly intersexed rather than confused or incomprehensible." ... So physicians then developed a goal: to only view these desires from a male or female perspective. ... ...

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The Lynx Apollo advertisement (2013) begins with a 'handsome' and muscular male lifeguard noticing a woman drowning, and an impending shark attract. Once the males defeats the shark with several punches, he then proceeds to do his 'job' and rescue the female, carrying her frail scantily dressed body out of the water delicately, laying her small frame on the beach. This scene reiterates the hegemonic ideal and portrayal of female vulnerability, repeating the ideas of women being delicate and dependent on the male. ... It reminds the audience that women have a need to be re...

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The crucial element of the inclusion of the role of the mother in the book is that it allows Shelley to comment about the role of the mother within a male-dominated society. ... After the creation of the monster, Frankenstein has a nightmare in which he embraces and kisses Elizabeth before he realises that he is holding the body of his mother. ... Like God, Frankenstein is a type of 'male-mother'. ... An example of language used to convey this idea of Frankenstein as a male-mother is visible after the creation of the monster, when Frankenstein's health deteriorates. ... Mary...

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The literary canon, a historical body of masterpieces and classics, is considered the best of the best; literary works that withstood the test of time. Many of the authors whose works have been included in the canon are white males like William Shakespeare and Mark Twain. ... Because of the different views of the time, one would expect a variety of opinions reflected in the writing of the time, however because the canon is primarily white males it is limited to a small portion of the population. ... In a society that is moving forward, does it make sense to judge literature, a means of improve...

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Men and woman have very different bodies and so hormones play an important role in the development of our organs so we can become capable of reproduction. ... He claimed they would think like boys, as they would enjoy male activities rather than display behaviour connected with girls. ... With the rhesus monkey and " Ehrhants" conclusion with the baby girls, both "Bleier and Oakley" argue respectively due to the fact they where born with male genitalia both where treated by their sociological groups as males. ...

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Due to their male dominated society, the upper and middle class selectively chose Christian text that centralized around men and suppressed women's involvement. As stated by Pagels, "The men form the legitimate body of the community, while women are allowed to participate only when they assimilated themselves (University Readers 82).... " Since the most influential members of Christianity, church leaders, were upperclass males, they followed their society's patriarchal teachings when choosing Christian writings to be standardized. ... " According to Thomas in the Gnost...

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The blame is shifted on to the victim, and little fault is attached to the male who commits the crime. ... Lavinia, despite her strong appearance, gets frightened (Lavonia felt her heart going loudly within her and she was cold too) when she sees the dead body, and can only try to forget it. ... The story also presented the idea that all men are distrustful (not one of the three male characters in the story was trusted). ...

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While the two were on their walk, Marisa's body language shows noticeable uneasiness. ... While the film seems to encourage the viewers to read Marisa's discomfort as a simple consequence of her dishonesty of borrowing the outfit, I argue that the focusing on Marisa's dishonesty disguises concepts of racism, sexism, and classism that place her body as a maid or lady. ... Marisa briefly goes on a whim to disobey social boundaries and is simply not culturally understood to Chris and his wide male worldview. Hence, the film allows the viewers to perceive Marisa through a white, mal...

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Results and conclusions: The bulimia score was significantly associated with the body mass index. ... Most participants that were dissatisfied with their bodies were more likely to worsen by the end of the study. ... I believe that although the tests proved that there is direct correlation between participants being unsatisfied with their body leading to forms of eating disorders but I think that the experiment failed to prove the connection with stresses of a first year at college. ... What kind of eating pathologies do athletic males face due to the type of sport they are involved in? ...

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Technically Barbie is all about body image, make up sets "the real you!"... For example, it sent them a message that femininity only comes when they have the perfect bodies and hair, along with the most fashionable "normal" clothes, sometimes even showing a lot of skin and not covering enough of their bodies. ... For example, Barbie's body is completely unrealistic however girls still strive to be like her, and also GI Joe with his big muscles and his dominant demeanor is something boys aspire to be. ... That's why we see more male engineers, and for example, more female ps...

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Hedges secured sever burns over most of her dark bulky body. ... (Petry 244) Even thorough losing her physical attractiveness through the permanent loss of her hair as well as the severe burning and scarring of her body, she not only maintains but increases her value in the eyes of white America that is articulated through the gray eyes of Junto. ... (Petry 244) Despite feeling and smelling her flesh and hair being scorched from her body, Mrs. ... Throughout the novel she exists as a being who dies not fit the mold of the weak, small, and rightfully dependent disabled woman, yet it is her dual...

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The main movement for gender equality is 'Feminist theory', its goal was to empower women, and taking control of their own destiny and body. It has come a long way from women being able to vote to being a CEO of a large company (although there are more males than women in this field) and many other accomplishments. ... The males being the dominant group who have more control over resources, and economy than women do. ...

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The Family and Divorce The family is one of the foundational social institutions in all societies. Through out time the definition of family has varied. In the past the group was viewed as more important than the individual. However, this vision has been tainted and people are mainly concerned with...

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Women have always fought for equality amidst a predominately male-run society. ... Because her father controlled her whole life, she cannot hand over the body for three days after his death. ... Even after Homer's death, she sleeps next to his dead body and leaves an "indentation of [her] head-(81) next to his. ...

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Often, offenders share particular physical traits such as, being young males, muscular, having lower than average IQ, and a impulsive personality. ... Sugar consumption can cause a chain reaction in the body leading to anti-social behavior because the pancreas releases insulin which makes excess glucose. ... This shows that our biochemical make-up can also contribute to a persons motivation to criminal behavior but the way our body reacts to certain environmental toxins is not a valid explanation for criminal behavior. ...

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Within our society exist extraordinary forces that require women to look perfect on the outside. Society is chock full of subtle, and not-so-subtle demands requiring women to conform to the "norm." Going with the flow is a big part of life. Ideas of conformity are instilled in us as soon as we are a...

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Julia Rodas in "Critical Theory: A Primer", "The great mass of women throughout history have been confined to the cultural level of animal life in providing the male with a sexual outlet and exercising the animal function of reproduction and care of the young" (Rodas 2). ... Body and soul free!...

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A sociologist found that school governing bodies often gave little or no priority to race issues and did not deal with racist behaviour. ... It is particularly hard to instil the right attitudes and values in a lot of black children as many of them come from single-parent families who may struggle financially therefore not being able to provide for their child, and also, in general, boys do not have the male role model of a father to look up to, and this results in a lack of motivation for them. ...

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Laura Mulvey in her essay Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema states that 'in a world ordered by sexual imbalance, pleasure in looking has been split between active/male and passive/female' (Mulvey, 1975, 9) whereby men look and women are looked at. ... Ada's desire for bodily contact and manipulative control of Stewart leads her to bed with him where she caresses his naked body. ...

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