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assume male identities in order to be accepted and, therefore, be successful. Much the same can be said of modern-day author J.K. Rowling of the Harry Potter books, who has famously said in public that the publishers of those books thought they would be better accepted by a male readership because boys tend to not read books written by females. Rowling also adopted a male pseudonym, Robert Galbraith, for another book she wrote. So, too, has wildly successful author Nora Roberts written a male-centric

I am going to consider the role of both genders, firstly in terms of geography as an academic discipline and then in relation to households and the workplace, and explain how their varying roles are examples of social and spatial exclusion between males and females. Society’s expectations of men and women also causes exclusion when it comes to things such as politics and so I will also discuss the difference between the present day and the past with regard to women and politics. Geography as an academic

far more superior than his wife, “I warn you, Lupe; do not provoke me!” and “Come, let us go now.” A glimpse of male superiority can also be noticed when Donya Lupeng felt “ashamed of the thoughts that had filled her mind. They seemed improper—almost obscene—and the discovery of such depths of ickedness in herself appalled her” after considering females as a more superior being than males. This dominance was also developed during Guido and Donya Lupeng’s interaction when the latter was skeptical about

same-sexed bonds was much more flexible and intimate in the early 1900s than it is today, most likely due to the painfully divided and highly regimented rules of courtship and interaction between males and females. In this context, the vaguely intimate attic scene would not be unusual placed in the Victorian period of close female relationships, but it would be unusual given the topic of conversation is Dora’s apathetic view of marriage. Dora’s concern of

and staying healthy via sports. More recently, in 2003, Brazil had no women-only sports clubs or associations, and the main focus was towards men’s physical activities (6). On television it may seem that women athletes are treated the same like the males, but there is more than just what we see. Women receive no encouragement to participate in sports, and neither are they receiving a sufficient amount of support or getting enough attention from the media. However, it is unfair when females participate

flows through Williamsport, and Williamsport is a very manufacturing and industry based place. It was the lumbering capital of world in the 1800s. As a result, there are a lot of beautiful homes of all styles. She grew up in a beautiful 6 bedroom Victorian home that had 10 feet ceilings, a huge staircase, and pocket doors. She is the 2nd oldest with 4 sisters and 1 brother. She described her home life as wonderful and traditional. Her dad was the breadwinner of the

Abstract: The paper focuses on the impact of women in a patriarchal societal set-up. In the initial part of the paper, the trademark of every woman from the birth is analyzed. Their flexible attitude in a more male-oriented and idealistic society is also mentioned in the latter part of the paper. Vijay Tendulkar the most prolific Marathi writer exposes through his plays the lower and lower-middle class people of all walks in its original form. Most of the topics of his plays deal with power and

superior than his wife, “I warn you, Lupe; do not provoke me!” (106) and “Come, let us go now” (118). A glimpse of male superiority can also be noticed when Donya Lupeng felt “ashamed of the thoughts that had filled her mind. They seemed improper—almost obscene—and the discovery of such depths of ickedness in herself appalled her” (43) after considering females as a more superior being than males. This dominance was also developed during Guido and Donya Lupeng’s interaction when the latter was skeptical

circle of their own comfort and knowledge, they become progressively less ignorant and more informed. Dracula, written by Bram Stoker, takes place in the Victorian Era, Europe. The Victorian Era, despite being one of the only periods of reign under a female, is widely known as being a time where women were repressed and men were prioritized. Males strived to embody a young, clean businessman who provided for his family. He made the decisions and controlled the family. The idealized female catered to

1875; the Victorian era. This era’s mind-set associated women with the domestic sphere, where they were considered physically weaker yet morally superior to men. Females were seen to be inferior to men, meaning they had to abide by men’s rules and