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    instincts are put down and this leads to misery and insanity. Women have voiced their concerns about the problems of being a woman in a man's society for years. Feminist literature existed before feminism as a movement did. Finally, in the 20th century, this led to the second and third waves of feminism criticizing the limitations of patriarchal and sexist society for women. Doris Lessing in her story “To Room Nineteen” uses many symbols to explain how women in patriarchal society feel oppressed

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    capitalism in its own interests. Because of these changes, it has increased the life time of capitalism rather than reducing it as Marx predicted. Feminism is a second main conflict theory, which is similar to Marxism in its views (exploitation/domination), but unlike Marxism which is the exploitation of the proletariat by the Bourgeoisie, Feminism focuses on the dominance of women by men. Walby (1990) helps us in our understanding of society today, with particular reference to the current structure

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    The Title Gender Inequality In Modern Hong Kong Society. Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS.....................................................................................……….i LIST OF GRAPHS...............................................................................................……...ii LIST OF TABLES...............................................................................................……....ii 1 Abstract 1 2 Thesis Statement 2 3 Methodology 3 4.1 Recommendation to Reduce Gender

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    traditional gender bias, which was further enhanced by their fierce reaction towards it. I. Introduction II. The idea of feminism in Top Girls III. Certain social conditions for the birth of ¡°top girls¡± in Britain by the early 1980s A. The official efforts 1. The parliamentary acts to promote gender equality 2. The governmental efforts to expand

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    Feminism is something that has played with Literature since the beginning of time. Novels and poems were a way for women to express themselves in ways that they never could at home. I chose pieces of Literature from the three different time periods that we have covered. For the Romantic Era, I chose the differences between Barbauld and Wollstonecraft. For the Victorian Era, I chose “Mrs. Warren’s Profession”. For the 20th Century, I chose “To Room 19”. Barbauld and Wollstonecraft were both feminists

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    passive sexual role” (Heywood 242), Radical feminists seek to abolish the sexual roles which have been assigned to women; they seek to exterminate that image of the dominance of men over women in rap videos and movies. The main issues of radical feminism are women's liberation, patriarchy, gender equality and sexual politics. The progress in which feminists occur to achieve is set back daily by the media and individuals such as Lana Del Rey. Within the album Born to Die, there are several songs

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    Therefore, it might be said that sex and gender distinction shows inequality, and also feminism argues that a woman is not oblige to live her gender role. Biology is a destiny, but a woman also can be masculine. At this point, feminist writer Charlotte Gilman addresses an important point that she says; “Every kind of creature is developed by

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    INTRODUCTION Dance Moms, in its fourth season on Lifetime, a channel whose main demographic is women, featuring dance studio owner/dance teacher Abby Lee Miller, is the flagship “maternal television” program to be examined in this paper. Abby is famous for the pyramid, a system in which she ranks her favorite dance students (top of the pyramid) and least favorite (bottom) directly in front of the students and their mothers. These three groups of females, particularly the mothers and Abby

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    In the satire of the sexes, Egalia’s Daughters by Gerd Brantenberg, there is put forth a society different from which has ever been present in modern times. This would be a society where women were at the forefront and did the decision making, worked and held governmental positions. The men were portrayed in the way females live in present society, though it was often exaggerated to make that point. Men were dominated and ruled by women and had to do their bidding and cook for them and take care

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    focuses on the importance of state identities in defining and gaining knowledge of state interests, actions and goals. There are theorists who purport that the rise of constructivism allows for a further understanding of another international theory, feminism.

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