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This essay provides a detailed analysis of an article in feminist theory: Ann Russo. 1991. We Cannot Live without Our Lives, in Chandra T. Mohanty et al. (eds) Third World Women and the Politics of Feminism. Indianapolis: Indiana University Press. This essay critically evaluates the arguments raised by Russo concerning feminism and race, and the conflicted/conflicting role of white feminists in developing a feminist theory. 7 pgs. 1 source.
Pages: 7
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Filename: 13191 Race and Gender.doc
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58.13213 Charlotte Bunch. "Not By Degrees: Feminist Theory and Education," Quest: a Feminist Quarterly. 5. 1. Summer, 1979.
This 3-page essay reviews the article by Bunch favorably, concluding, "The article is simply written and effective in its clarity. The student is encouraged to know that feminist theoretical material is not just philosophical, but should promote greater interest and knowledge of the exterior world including varieties of women's experience and problems, and approaches to them, that otherwise might not be known or considered. 3 pgs. 1 source.
Pages: 3
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Filename: 13213 Not By Degrees.doc
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59.The Problem that has no name
This paper is written at junior level. The contents of this paper compare and contrast the themes of the two books written on feminism, The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison and The Problem that has no name by Betty Friedan.
Pages: 3
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Filename: 13696 Problem No Name.doc
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60.Anne Finch's "The Introduction".
Feminist literature, as opposed to literature by women, upholds a political, cultural, social, or religious stand asserting the position of women as equal to that of men. Anne Finch, a 17th century poet and writer, in her work "The Introduction", presents just such a feminist assertion - that she is a legitimate writer who, because of her gender, has been discounted on every level possible and is relegated to "fashion" and "play". Anne Finch, also known as Anne, Countess of Winchilsea, is one of the earliest feminist writers who plied her craft at a time when women were property and thus had no rights, no say in the world, and certainly no voice that would be heard by men. This is a poem of rage, of frustration, and of righteousness for the author understands that the binds of men are artificial and that she has the truth of the world on her side. Anne Finch wrote before there were feminist slogans, before there were Margaret Sangers and Gloria Steinems moving the feminist movement forward. She, in many ways, was a lone voice in a world that had never heard such thoughts, and had certainly never entertained them. It is the purpose of this paper to examine the symbolism, structure, and meaning in Anne Finch's "The Introduction".
Pages: 3
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Filename: 14346 Finch's The Introduction.doc
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61.Janice Joplin and see whether she is or is not a feminist.
A 3-page paper that analyzes whether Janice Joplin was a feminist or not.
Pages: 3
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Filename: 14347 Janice Joplin, Feminist.doc
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62.Marriage and Feminism in My Antonia by Willa Cather.
Analysis of the varying roles of the women in My Antonia by Willa Cather. By understanding how the females, in the ext of My Antonia deal with marriage, we can see how the characters take both sides of being single, and deciding to get married.
Pages: 3
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Filename: 14495 Marriage and Feminism.doc
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63.The Sexist Nature of Love is a Fallacy by Max Shulman.
This paper will discuss the sexist and controlling nature of the Max Shulman's Love is a Fallacy. By understanding the text provided here, we can see that Shulman commands a superior pose over female nature.
