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    rapidly as he could. With cold precision, he stabbed them like a machine gun firing a nonstop clip. Over and over his kitana brought barbarian and Amazon peace. Drachneg charged Xena’s position. If he couldn’t have anything else, he’d have the Warrior Princess’ head on his mantle for this catastrophe. He raised his sword to cleave her head from her

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    century occurred in the sports world on July 7th, 2016, when Kevin Durant, an NBA superstar, signed with the Golden State Warriors. This move shocked a lot of people in the sports world, and he also received a numerous amount of criticism. A majority of the criticism came because he left a well-rounded team in the Oklahoma City Thunder to join an NBA powerhouse in the Golden State Warriors. Durant was very comfortable making his decision, even though he knew that he would be slandered heavily for the choice

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    One reason that Wilt Chamberlain should be called the GOAT is because of his dominance while he was on the court. One way that he showed his dominance is that he never seemed to be overmatched on defense. According to an encyclopedia entry on him, “He had exceptional body control for a big man, and although he was formidable on defense, he never fouled out of a game” (Chamberlain, Wilt). That is crazy to think about. First off, he played 1,045 games in his NBA career (Sachare 28). It is hard

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    The earliest mention of a woman in Beowulf is describing Onela’s wife as a “balm in bed to the rugged Sweede”. This sets a precedent for an odd kind of objectification. While a woman might be treated and described as an object (“balm”), she is also an essential part of a man’s emotional stability, and therefore deserves respect. This resonates in the author’s

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    could’ve brought on a fatal punishment, but she was spared due to her heroics later on. This is her journey from a girl to a soldier. She was a woman in China therefore, she was expected to take on the role of wife, mother (eventually), and daughter of China. This created a role strain because Mulan wasn’t that kind of daughter of China. She was meant to be a warrior of China. A protector, not a submissive, but this was common in Chinese culture during this time period. This treatment of women was a stigma

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    Women's Role In Beowulf

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    prominent role a woman should play. Also you could see how the poem uses Grendel mom. She is also not being written as a women that is hurt but of a monster that wants revenge. Like how Modthryth was at the beginning now showing peace she was seen as less.

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    Also, the fact that she retells the stories shows the significance they had for her. From Hong Kingston’s recollection of the Fa Mu Lan legend of a warrior woman which her mother told her, tradition is seen as an important influence upon her character. “…After I grew up, I heard the chant of Fa Mu Lan, the girl who took her father’s place in battle. Instantly I remembered that as a

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    intelligence, modern interpretations of this myth, as in Wonder Woman, demonstrate the social influences regarding beauty standards in contemporary culture and the expectations of women. The Greek myth of the powerful

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    because of superficial features and other factors, brought on by cultural misunderstandings and stereotypes. Judith Ortiz Cofer, a Latin woman, shares her observations of stereotypes in her article, “The Myth of the Latin Woman: I Just Met a Girl Named María”. Judith Ortiz Cofer claims that films and T.V. shows portray Hispanic women as the "Hot Tamale” woman or “sexual firebrand” (Ortiz Cofer, par. 6). And Ortiz Cofer asserts that advertisers use words like “sizzling” and “smoldering” to describe

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    Women In The Iliad

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    happens that most of the time this rage is affected, initiated, and inspired by a woman. The first woman to come into importance in the Iliad is Helen. She is mentioned in book II as the cause of the war (203 - 207). In book III she becomes the main subject. A duel is arranged between Paris, the warrior who kidnapped Menelaus’ wife, and Menelaus and

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