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    still serve for our country just as well as anyone else would. No matter if you are a homosexual or not, everyone still has one main goal: wanting to fight in order to protect our country. Sexuality is a personal concept. It does not have to be shared with anyone, including our military. Using a person’s sexuality to define what and who are they is simply something that should not happen in our country of

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    Reflective Statement

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    Reflective Statement Question: Question: How has your understanding of cultural and contextual Considerations changed as a result of the oral presentations/discussions? Work Used: The Quilt – Ismat Chugati In the interactive orals we discussed about  how “Lihaaf’’ i.e. The Quilt was eye opening piece of writing in the literature by Ismat Chugtai. In the 20 th century, Ismat Chugtai was an integral part of the Progressive Writers’ Movement. She talked about women’s oppression in her writings.   While

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    Oscar Wilde Sexuality

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    trivial comedy for serious people. Wilde’s play is structured through the influences of social drama and farce. This play was written in 1895 during the Victorian era where an expected behavior governed all areas of life including sexuality and frivolity. Oscar Wilde’s own sexuality is historically well-known as he was married to a woman, but partook in sexual relations with men (“Oscar Wilde”). This play was birthed during the midst of pressures that Wilde experienced in balancing his marital life and

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    SEX, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY 1 Sex, Gender, and Sexuality Joel M. Queen Oklahoma State University Sex, Gender, and Sexuality When you go on with your daily lives and norms, you tend to not give much attention to what kind of roles certain genders play or how we perceive certain gender to perform said roles. Lorber mentions in the early part of her argument that we seem to treat sex, gender, and sexuality and the norms that come with them like fish and water (Lorber, 1994) . We have almost

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    Question Compare and contrast the representation of female sexuality in Cymbeline, the Sonnets, and one of the plays: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Richard II, Hamlet, Antony and Cleopatra, Measure for Measure or King Lear.     Both Cymbeline and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (AMND) are both set in a patriarchal environment where both genders grapple for control. Valerie Traub defines the distinction between gender sex and gender behavior as “Sex refers to the . . . biological distinctions between

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    long been used as a sources for areas of gender studies. Gender and sexuality are two notable themes in Shakespeare’s plays that are generally either used as tools of manipulation, forms of propaganda, and sometimes a mixture of both, depending on the genre of the play. These plays tend to reflect the social situation of the women who live through the Elizabethan Age. During the Renaissance, social construct of gender and sexuality norms are a part of society just as they are today. The assignment

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    The House on Mango Street is a novel by Sandra Cisneros. The novel is acclaimed by critics and used in schools all around the world. “The House on Mango Street” is about a young Latina girl who is about the age of 12 when the novel begins. Sandra’s novels have sold over two million copies. Sandra was born on December 20, 1984, in Chicago, Illinois. In 2016, President Barack Obama presented her with the medal of ‘National Medal of Arts’. Title: The House on Mango Street Author: Sandra Cisneros The

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    This essay will discuss the ideas of sexuality and gender in Bram Stokers Dracula with comparative analysis of Robert Louis-Stevenson 's Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and it 's ideas of doubling. While drawing from questions raised in Christopher Crafts essay Kiss me with those red lips on the dual inverted nature of vampirism. It will answer these questions of do we have penetrators or orfices? What are the relations between blood and semen, blood and milk? While ultimately coming to a conclusion of what

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    Media Hyper-Sexuality

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    In Western society, the media hypersexualizes children from birth. However, this hyper-sexuality is commonly focused on girls aged eight to fifteen (CWHN). This leads to self-esteem issues, high teenage pregnancy rates, eating disorders, sex trafficking, suicidal thoughts, and actions, and what is called the “Lolita effect.” This hyper-sexuality, also leads to violent relational abuse. In boys, has been shown linked with violence. These all have devastating consequences on individuals as well as

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    Witchcraft and Female Sexuality The power of lust toward women has always been a way to uplift a community while creating a threat to men. Women were thought of as healers only to be persecuted for their natural maternal instinct. The ability to both heal a body and an erection gave women in 1692, a horrible fate ending in death or excommunication from their church. The way of women to have the sensual touch and to fulfill the desires in the darkness of night led many to believe women to hold a

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