'Women writers' diaporamas de présentation

Feminist Literary Theory

Feminist Literary Theory. What is Feminism?. In the simplest terms, feminism is the theory that women and men should be equal politically, economically, and socially. But are they??. % WOMEN IN THE LABOUR FORCE. % OF WOMEN IN SENIOR MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS. Male Dominated Occupations.

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What to put on the syllabus:

What to put on the syllabus:. What to put on the syllabus: Contact Information and Availability:. What to put on the syllabus: Contact Information and Availability: My schedule:. What to put on the syllabus: Contact Information and Availability:

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APA Documentation Style

Ms. Hazar H. Shehadeh South Texas College. APA Documentation Style. Objectives. Following this lecture, you should be able to: Document you paper following the APA format. Use in-text citation (parenthetical citation) and references list (bibliographic entries) in your paper. .

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IGSF Orientation & Advising Session 2010-2011

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Religion and Reform. Section 1. Middle-Class Reform. Transcendentalism. It taught that the process of spiritual discovery and insight would lead a person to truths more profound that he or she could reach through reason.

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ACL 2009

ACL 2009. The Literary Politics of Gender Lecture, Week Nine Pamela Niehoff. The Struggle for the Australian Story. Conventional histories once had it that in the late 1800s two master narratives were tussling for control of the Australian story:

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The Great Gatsby

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Enlightenment Thinkers and Gender

Enlightenment Thinkers and Gender. Mary Wollstonecraft and Hannah More. Introduction. Debate on gender often confused and contradictory Growing number of female writers entering debate Focus on role of women , their education, and their participation in the public sphere

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Literary Criticism

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Contemporary Literature (1945-present)

Contemporary Literature (1945-present). English III. Historical Context. Media saturated culture: people observe life as media presents it rather than experiencing life directly. Post WWII prosperity People beginning a new century and new millennium Social protest. Genre/Style.

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France 1917-1932 S.P.R.I.T.E

France 1917-1932 S.P.R.I.T.E. Maria Zavala Alexandra Castro Nancy Catalan Miriam Meza. 1 st period. Social. Social Important events:

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Xianfeng Mou Purdue University

One Hundred Years of Solitary Light: Rites of Passage for Modern American and Chinese Women Writers, 1899-1996. Xianfeng Mou Purdue University. Thesis. Modern American and Chinese women writers share a similar cultural journey while manifesting a significant cultural difference. Methodology.

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In the Time of the Butterflies

In the Time of the Butterflies. Historical Context and Themes. Julia Alvarez: Life. Born in the US in 1950 Returned to Dominican Republic with family at 3 months old Fled DR in 1960 with parents at age 10 when her father participated in coup to overthrow Trujillo. Julia Alvarez: Writing.

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Regionalism and Naturalism

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FEMINISM

FEMINISM. Feminism is a movement characterized by various ideologies aimed at defining , establishing and defending equal political , economic , cultural, and social rights for women. Some of the first advocates of women's emancipation .

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Is "Women Writers" a Meaningful Categorization? This House of Books January 29, 2019

Is "Women Writers" a Meaningful Categorization? This House of Books January 29, 2019. Getting An Agent. Catherine Nichols Sent out manuscript queries to agents under her own name, then the name of George Catherine 50 agents: requests 2 George 50 agents: requests 17

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The Anglo-Saxon & Medieval Period

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The L egacy

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Realism

Realism . 1880-1910. Big Ideas of Realism . Realists sought to explore the motivations, behaviors, and actions of real people. Realism was a response to Romanticism which glorified the imagination.

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