Despite the social acceptable roles, views and positions of women in different parts of Greece, women persevered and carried themselves with a certain level of strength. ... But despite the different roles, views, and positions of the women in both societies, they all contained one strength that only a woman could possess and that is their biological capabilities to carry and birth the lives of children. ... They were also very well educated in reading, writing, fine arts, and many other things. ... The women of Athens often carried out the roles pertaining to what class they were divided in...

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Adoption isn't always the best solution and forcing a woman to carry a child isn't always good either because women need to have control of their own bodies. ... Women would be forced to carry what might be an unwanted child. ... That's one of the few things that we really have control over these days. ... Everyone has their own morals and their own ways of doing things. ... They might turn out to be bad choices, or the best possible choices. ...

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These effects range from unhealthy body images to unrealistic careers to believing in materialistic things. ... When an icon carries as much influence as Barbie in everyday culture, its weight becomes imperceptible and taken for granted. When this happens, it becomes extremely necessary to dig even deeper to be aware of the implications that the doll carries. ... It can be an escape to a place they have never been to before, or somewhere they go everyday. ... Barbie advocates claim that Barbie is an empowering model, showing young girls that they can be anything they want to be. ...

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She has very little remorse for doing this; "Inform me how they died, for twofold joy Wilt thou afford, if wretchedly they perished" (718). ... The children do not know that the gifts they carry will be the death of the princess and her father; let alone the death of themselves. ... Medea's illusion of how things will be, leave her so frightened that she trusts no one. ... Medea's passion carries her too far. ...

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Seeing such things tells women that if they are anywhere above that, then that must mean that they are obese. ... These things may seem relatively small, but when you take an already skinny person and make these changes, the results are relatively big. ... This is a colossal waste of money and time that could be better used for things that are more constructive. ... Undergoing any surgery always carries certain risks, but for women to take these risks for unnecessary reason is just ludicrous. ... Only then perhaps can we move away form glorifying women for their looks, and start loo...

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Many men and women alike love sports, and to discriminate against a certain sex by not providing them with the opportunity to participate in the sport(s) that they are interested in is wrong. ... (Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 to the 1964 Civil Rights Act) This law has done wonderful things in the promotion of women's sports and is a great law in its original intent; however, the enforcement of this law has terribly perverted its spirit. ... Big time football usually carries the most in a schools athletic program, the most expenses, the most players, but also the most re...

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The girls tried to get away but they couldn't. ... He started to pretend that he could not carry his belonging back up to his car and that he need help because of his broken arm. So ted nicely asked a girl named Kim Leach if she could kindly help his carry his things up to his car. ... When Ted first met the women he raped he treated them very well, so that way they were convinced that he was a good man and they gained trust in him. ... He would kick, scrach, hit and many more things to the women. ...

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To her a day in the yard carrying around a wheel barrel of water to feed the fox's beats a day in the kitchen by far. ... She knows everyone wants things to change but she is not ready to give up her job as her fathers understudy. ... Ever sine they witnessed the horse get shot things have changed. ... Although things are looking pretty sour she gets a chance to shine when flora gets loose from her father. ... Yet is seems that Laird expected it and when the family finds out they seem to of expected as well. ...

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Shantell comes across as a rude and unruly teenager who only wants things her way. ... But, can this tradition be broken and can life be fulfilling when things are done out of order? Rather, than Shantell turning to her family for help and assistance she carries the baby full term without their help. ... All things considered, Shantell and her baby's father is a model of a strong black family. They make mistakes but quickly take responsibility and step up to the plate. ...

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Whether the individual is disabled or not, his/her reason for doing so was either because they knew it was wrong but still went through with it, or they weren"t aware of the fact they were at fault. ... Despite the fact he/she is still at fault, it depends on how the guilty sentence is carried out. Even though they still committed the crime, punishment is not as severe if they don't remember, or were not aware of their wrong doings. ... Lennie says, on pages 9-10, and I quote, "They were so little, I"d pet "em, and pretty soon they bit my fingers and I pinched their heads a little bit and...

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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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I know how things can be for women. ... We all go through the same things but it's all just a different kind of the same thing." ... Wright is not alone and not only did she have an awakening but the other ladies come to a realization as about themselves and the truth in the kind of society they lived in, and instead of being segregated they should have come together and worked together as women. ... The acceptance and learning who they really are, shows their acceptance in moving on which goes for society as well. When society identifies the truth within their self only then is it easier...

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Even if they did things just as well as men it didn't matter, but one woman helped to change that. ... She also wrote about us needing to carry out God's will. ... She was mad because the muses didn't giver her the talent like they did to Guillame du Bartas. ... Bradstreet greatly inspired women to go out of the typical role of house cleaning and serving men to doing things the same as men do. ...

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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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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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He tells us that with the woman's protection and her constant love of all that she cherishes around her in the garden, her home, she can make everything " bloom" and repel the bad things in life. ... Novelist Dinah Mulock wrote of Victorian girls when they have completed their education, they "come home, and stay home" she adds that they have "literally nothing to do", (A Woman's Thoughts About Women, 1888). ... Failing to get married, the girl had to turn to prostitution and "Entertain(s) a sordid guest", (verse 6), whilst the man could carry on with his wealthy existence without ...

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The phrase "they live in a world of their own" demonstrates that the women do not have much knowledge about matters other than the things that directly affect themselves: "If women are given the chance to set [the world] up, it would go to pieces before the first sunset... Marlow notices the painting to have "a small sketch in oils, on a panel, representing a woman, draped and blindfolded, carrying a lighted torch," (46). ... The torch she carries represents the European customs and values that they try to force upon the native Africans. ... They try stop them but before they know it, Marlow ...

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In the story "Girl," a mother is teaching her daughter a lesson on how to carry herself appropriately to be accepted and please not only men, but also society as a whole. ... Perhaps you feel there is still a chance to keep things together. ... In the beginning of the story, it seems like the mother is just teaching her daughter how to do certain things like any mother is bound to do. ... Men and women, because of these stereotypes, are forced to ignore their personality traits, temperament and unique characteristics that make them who they are. ... On the other hand, there may be severa...

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Without a second thought we will all at one time or another dishonor the same things that pay tribute to us. ... In that pack on her back she carries the burden of feeding and caring for those that depend on her, and yet she manages the load without any glory. ... In the 19th paragraph the narrator states, "She had to scheme all of her life about getting things fed- (25). ... She watches over the eggs in the barn to be sure they don't freeze. ... The dogs were waiting for me to die just as they had waited for the old woman that night- (28). ...

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It is partly the intolerable insensitivity and brutal pride of Agamemnon, who sacrifices his daughter's life to help carry on his political scheme, which drives the Queen to plot the murder of her husband. ... Although the Elders of Argo do not trust Clytemnestra, they do not foresee the impeding murders. ... Clytemnestra is confident in her strength and feels cheated when she is forced to stay and home and take on an undesirable domestic role while Agamemnon carries on his adventures in Troy and returns as a hero and conqueror. ... She concludes her trial with a plea to bargain with the ...

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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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They try to determine who are guilty and who are innocent. ... This was where they exchanged stories about the incident. ... They built and described the characters of the story. ... When they found it, the commoner stole the baby's things. The priest carried the baby and the woodcutter took it from him. ...

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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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