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    instead of a woman’s right of choosing whether to reproduce, Ceausescu’s regime solidified the patriarchal and traditionalist ideology of socialist Romania. It is from these patriarchal and traditionalist ideas of Ceausescu that gender constructs concerning the roles and expectations of Romanian men and women were adopted, accepted by governing figures, and forced upon societal members. The Romanian government’s focus on the femininity of women and denial of bodily authority and integrity to women, fortified

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    advertisements, many of them revolve around gender and gender socialization. Gender socialization is “the process of learning the social expectations and attitudes associated with one’s gender” (Chegg). Our book discusses gender socialization regarding the expectations for masculinity and femininity (Wood 2015). Most companies use these expectations to create their advertisements, but some companies contradict the expectations to create a different vision for gender advertisements. The gendered advertisement

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    challenges gender norm through his novel Great Expectations through explicit reversals of the traditional and stereotypical expectations gender during the victorian time period. This “role reversal” throughout the novel is a main driving factor to Pip’s overall demeanor and how he interacts with those around him. This type of characterization is seen throughout the beginning of the novel by Mrs.Joe and Joe, which set the stage for how Pip will look at and mold himself in terms of gender expectations. During

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    The gender expectations have changed over time, In the book “Joy Luck Club” written by Amy Tan many characters are expected to things they did not want to do. This book is about the obstacles of sexism that Jing Mei and her relatives had to go through. But in reality is there more gender expectations now or in the novel? I believe that everyone should be treated equally and should be treated with respect from everyone. Woman in the novel are being segregated more than in real life. Todays society

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    When reading "Trifles" by Susan Glaspell, "Downwinders by Curtis Oberhansly, and Dianne Nelson Oberhansly and "Sonny's Blues" by James Baldwin. One would be sensitive to self-awareness. When one looks at individual gifts and gender roles, he analyzes societal expectations, gender roles and facing reality. The connection amongst individual and society is close.       To begin with, "society" is the regularities, traditions and standard procedures of antihuman conduct. Society does not exist freely without

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    The short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a riveting account about a woman’s life in the late 19th century. The story deals with the gender roles and expectations of woman at that time period. It centers on a woman whose mental state slowly deteriorates under the care of her husband. The story takes place at a mansion the husband rents for the woman’s “rest” treatment for her depression. This story is a complex one that touches on the subject of multiple themes, such as

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    The Renaissance society linked physiology to expectations of gender behavior. In this sense, men and women behaved differently because they had different biology. Thomas Walkington, the author of The Optick Glasse of Humours or The Touchstone of a Golden Temperature, or The Philosophers Stone to Make a Golden Temper Wherein The Foure Complections Sanguine, Cholericke, Phligmaticke says that, “man is both hot and cold; hot in regard of such bodied as are of a cold constitution, as in regard of females

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    Thesis: While Abigail Adams did not spark an immediate change in her era, she demonstrated that one can be a feminist without completely abandoning gender expectations. I. Intro: A. Imagine a woman who is smart, strong, assertive, and knows how to get what she wants: a real-life Hermione Granger. That woman is Abigail Adams. First lady of our country, wife of John Adams, and mother of five, Abigail had a lot to deal with. Concurrently, she was running the house and giving up luxuries to help her

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    In Asian traditional gender expectation that men have no responsibility to share the housework. This gender expectation had been circulated for more than 2500 years which is one of the original principles from Confucianism. One of the great philosopher Mencius said that “The gentlemen far patch” which means the men who want to become a remarkable person has to be far away from the kitchen. This represented an expectation that men should not pay attention on housework because it was considered as

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    different roles and expectations of men and women. These differences are clearly seen from the workplace, school, the medias projection of the different sexes to everyday situations. In recent news, famous Hollywood director, Harvey Weinstein’ long-term entertainment success is facing its end due to several sexual harassment allegations against him. The atrocious situation shines light on a much deeper issue in society, which is the negative effects gender roles and expectations has on individuals

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