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Essays On Women'S Issues & Gender Study
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Status of Women During and After WWII
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A 3 page research paper that examines how the wartime necessity of women in the workforce influenced the formation of the women's movement of the 1960s and 70s. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Essay Title: Status of Women During and After WWII
The Feminist Movement / A Success? :
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A 5 page research paper that examines whether or not the feminist movement has been successful. The writer argues that it has been successful and discusses the changed nature of American society to substantiate this position. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Essay Title: The Feminist Movement / A Success? :
The Impact Of Environment On Behavior
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The Healing Environment And The Effects On Battered Women : This 12 page paper considers the issue of the impacts of
physical environment on human behavior and relates this to the development of the healing environment in battered women’s shelters and domestic violence centers. This paper considers the role that physical environment plays in determining a woman’s willingness to seek, participate and remain in treatment for spousal abuse, and also considers the transformation in the current health care and social service agencies that relates the process of healing to the environment within treatment settings. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Essay Title: The Impact Of Environment On Behavior
When It’s Right to Kill an Infant
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A 5 page paper discussing the article titled “A
Bioethical View: When It's Right to Kill an Infant,” by peter Singer, as it appeared in the
April 10, 1999 edition of the New York Times. This article is illustrated as it relates to the
utility theory and the paper argues that, if the logical and scientific reality were such that
we could measure a person’s worth through physical health and conditions, Singer’s
opinions would most definitely be valid. But Signer does not adequately present the
information in such a way as to make this believable, and human life has always involved
more than scientific reasoning. Bibliography lists 2 additional sources.
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Essay Title: When It’s Right to Kill an Infant
"A Story of an Hour" and "A Sorrowful Woman"
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An 11 page paper which compares and contrasts Kate Chopin's "A Story of an Hour" and Gail Godwin's "A Sorrowful Woman." Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Essay Title: "A Story of an Hour" and "A Sorrowful Woman"
"Am I Thin Enough Yet?"Sharlene Hesse-Biber
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(3 pp) Am I Thin Enough? is the "question" half
of a 1994 book title by Sharlene Hesse-Biber.
The "rest of the story," Hesse-Biber claims, may
be found by looking at The Cult of Thinness and
the Commercialization of Identity. Although she
doesn't directly accuse anyone she feels that
there are societal forces at work, which are
detrimental to women's health. Everyday,
women are given the message that how they look is
more important than how they think.
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Essay Title: "Am I Thin Enough Yet?"Sharlene Hesse-Biber
"Battered Women in the Courtroom-The Power of Judicial Responses": A Review of the Book by James Ptacek
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A 5 page paper analyzing Ptacek's review of the legal complications facing a woman who has been battered by her husband or significant partner. Ptacek's book stands out in three critical areas. In addition to considering the effects of men's violence on the daily lives of women, "Battered Women in the Courtroom-The Power of Judicial Responses" provides a review of the laws designed to protect women from abusive men and evaluates the response of judges to battered women who enter their courtroom seeking legal redress. Concludes that Ptacek's analysis of the legal arena facing battered women in the courtroom is one of the most thorough and detailed as of yet provided in the literature. No additional sources are listed.
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Essay Title: "Battered Women in the Courtroom-The Power of Judicial Responses": A Review of the Book by James Ptacek
"Contributor To Stress Resistance: Testing A Model Of Women's Work-Family Conflict" - Article Review
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3 pages in length. "Contributor to Stress Resistance: Testing a Model of Women's Work-Family Conflict" by Karyn H. Bernas and Debra A. Major in the June, 2000 issue of Psychology of Women Quarterly seeks to illustrate how the inextricable relationship between work and family responsibilities is exacerbated by the factor of stress. When stress is present in a given situation where the woman simultaneously holds down a job outside the home as well as raises a family, the conflict between the two incompatible responsibilities is significantly greater; however, when stress is reduced, the work-family conflict is also abated. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Essay Title: "Contributor To Stress Resistance: Testing A Model Of Women's Work-Family Conflict" - Article Review
"Dancing Skeletons": A Review of the Book by Catherine Dettwyler
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A 5 page review of the ethnographic account of fieldwork in medical anthropology. Working among malnourished children in West Africa Dettwyler experienced both professional and personal insight. Although sometimes criticized for her subjective approach to her subject, in reality Dettwyler provides both a a touching human account and a valuable ethnography. Her approach to death as "the ultimate illness", however, is one which is unfortunate. This paper points out that death is in fact a natural component of life. To view death as an ultimate illness is to regard death, a phase which we must all pass through, as a personal and medical failure. No additional sources are listed.
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Essay Title: "Dancing Skeletons": A Review of the Book by Catherine Dettwyler
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