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A writer at heart, I have dedicated my life to teaching others about the joys in literature and composing thoughts. Each and every day is a new day to learn and accomplish something; I do what I can.
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Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse and the Ideal of the Eternally FeminineThe feminine is a concept of what makes a woman a woman. I argue that Woolf uses her character, Mrs. Ramsay, to show her concept of the feminine that is eternal in all women.
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Willa Cather Projects Feminist Beliefs in Regional WritingLooking at Cather's novel, "O Pioneers!", one can see how Cather believes in feminism and using her writing to accentuate her ideas.
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Flannery O'Connor's Southern Gothic Literary Style Shows Judgment is WrongBy looking at Flannery O'Connor's "Revelation," one can see her message about the wrongness of judging others. Her gothic style creates a deceptive situation which causes the reader to investigate personal biases through the eyes of her characters.
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Marie De France Promotes Feminism in 12th CenturyFeminism is not a new concept. Looking at Marie de France's "Lanval" proves the desire for equal status has always been a fight for women.
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Shakespeare's Feminist Beliefs in OthelloShakespeare uses his women characters in his play "Othello" to express some non-popular beliefs about the progressive nature of women status.
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Harriet Jacobs and Harriet Wilson Contributed to the Women's CannonMany readers forget that women were slaves too. By looking at Harriet Jacobs and Harriet Wilson, I show that women were just as important, if not more so, to the development of American literature.
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Only Through the Rejection of Love Are Women Equal to MenUsing a 16th Century French author and a 20th century Egyptian author, I prove that women must reject "soft" emotions, like love, in order to be able to fight for equal status with men.
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Adrienne Rich Helps Further Feminist RightsBy researching Adrienne Rich, one can follow the increasingly difficult struggle for feminist writers.
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Was the Titular Character in Shakespeare's Coriolanus Inspired by King James?By tracing similarities between Shakespeare's Coriolanus and King James 1, it is safe to say that Shakespeare was not the only author of his play.
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Alice Walker Continues African-American Women's Writing TraditionFollowing the development of the African-American woman through writers such as Harriet A. Jacobs, Harriet E. Wilson, and Frances E.W. Harper, Alice Walker continues the tradition of strong women voices.
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Peace Through Isolation: J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in The RyeBy following the angst of Holden Caulfield, readers can see the connection between adolescents' lies and deceptions to the attempt to find a place in the world. Peace becomes the ultimate victory for teens.
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Tracing the Symbolic Importance of Houses in House on Mango Street by Sandra CisnerosSandra Cisneros uses the house to symbolize cultural oppression, socio-economic oppression, and freedom in her novel, "The House on Mango Street."
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Does Charles Dickens' Hard Times Promote the Christian Life?By connecting Christ's beliefs with the actions of Stephen Blackpool in Dickens'"Hard Times", I show how Dickens' promoted a Christian lifestyle to people of his century.
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Wake Up GirlLife in reality.
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Shoe TaleTaking Cinderella to a new level.
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Faerie SequenceVignette style poem about sacrifice and life.
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Esprit: A Story About an Avalanche DeathA twisted story of love, death, and snow.