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Representation of Women In the book The Odyssey and the movie Wonder Woman there are different portrayals and viewpoints on how women are treated and represented in their society. In The Odyssey women are seen as either a Goddess, wife, mother, or seductress. They are characterized as weak and dependent on men. All of the women in the book are seen either helping or delaying Odysseus journey back home to Ithaca. In Wonder Woman women are characterized as strong and independant. There is an island

“Out of Character: Wonder Woman’s Strength is Her Compassion- What Happened”, by Stevie St. John takes a look at the various depictions of Wonder Woman’s character. As many know, Wonder Woman is shown to have compassion for people with the goal of fighting for “peace, justice and equality” (St. John, pg. 459). However, there was a time when Wonder Woman was depicted to be angry and heated when using her powers (St. John, pg 459). Regardless of the slight multiple shifts of Wonder Woman’s character

“The most famous heroine of all time,” says DC Entertainment. Wonder Woman has it all, from beauty to brains to brawn. She was known as Diana, the Princess of the Amazons, before she became known as Wonder Woman. She is similar to male superheroes, such as Superman, in many ways, but there are definitely differences. I think we can all agree that the most obvious difference is Wonder Woman is a girl. She teaches love, and she fights for peace. She doesn’t fight unless it is necessary. She stands

Spider-Man and Wonder Woman are not similar to the stereotypical heroes at the time, but they still had the attributes of a true hero. In the past, Stan Lee had thought of a superhero that would be similar to teenagers. Stan Lee wanted to construct a hero that people could relate to, and in the end he created Spider-Man. Spider-Man simply had the same abilities as a spider. Then in 1941, Wonder Woman made her first appearance from the mind of William Moulton Marston. William supported women's rights

took a stand and shared their input of racism to bring change and acceptance. The Famous leaders that we know as heroes are Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., and Rosa Parks. They risked their lives in the name of equality, but there was still one man that was making a huge difference without being noticed right away, and his name is Berry Gordy Jr.

of the booming Greek mythology, women are expected to be beautiful and please those around her- a reflection of today’s society. While the legend of the Amazons highlights their strength and 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 Amazonian women embodies all that the feminist movement stands for. This movement encourages

the rest and her name is Wonder Woman. She fights evil while still being a Woman making her the ultimate hero for any young girl to look up to. Although​ ​he​ ​didn’t​ ​picture​ ​a​ ​woman​ ​in​ ​his​ ​role​ ​of​ ​a​ ​less​ ​masculine​ ​superman, the idea of Wonder Woman was first originally created in 1941 by William Moulton Marston. She was used to be seen as a World War II hero and warrior by having the strength and power of a man but the grace and beauty of a lady. Wonder Woman “fears nothing. She

A Real Dominican Man In The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz, the reader is led through the novel with a lot of uncertain thoughts and questions about the main characters, one in particular Oscar Wao. When I first started working on the assignment my topic was what and who is a real Dominican man? What characteristics does a true Dominican man have? Why isn’t Oscar like all the other Dominican Men? I found it strange that as I began to look through passages I was finding more of what

Gabby De Leon English - 2A April 29, 2015 Wonder Women When Wonder Women was first popular she started to join the DC Comics in 1941.The reveal of Wonder Women brought about a change to the DC Comics world.Wonder Women is representing feminist icon and Women’s Movement.She is a role reflecting the changing time in the world and reflects passion for change.Wonder Women is also a role model for all young girls and women that want to persuade their dreams or do anything

Introduction: Steveland (Stevie) Hardaway Judkins was born on the 13th of May, 1950 in Saginaw Michigan (Bio, 2015). Due to being born six weeks premature, Stevie was placed in an incubator to help maintain his breathing (Bio, 2015 & Stevie Wonder, 2011). The forced oxygen caused the retinas in the back of his eyes to become unattached, leaving Stevie permanently blind (Bio, 2015). This happened due to the growth of blood vessels in the back of the eyes not fully developing correctly (Wikipedia