'Independent woman' presentation slideshows

NOVEL II Lecture 9

NOVEL II Lecture 9. SYNOPSIS. VIRGINIA WOOLf Her Major Works- A Quick Look Theme of Feminism To the Lighthouse. SYNOPSIS. 7. Interior Monologue 8. Mrs Dalloway and Modernism Homosexuality Mental illness 9. Orlando and Modernism 10. Contextual Background 11. Another Perspective

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The Awakening

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Common Theme

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Applying Literary Lenses

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Julia Gillard & The Labour Party

Julia Gillard & The Labour Party. Gabby Langham & Maddie Cutner. Gillard has a live stream, were the public are able to see her talking and answering all questions as they are happening.

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A Media Studies Analysis

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DOWNLOAD [PDF EPUB] Learning to See By Elise Hooper [EBOOK KINDLE]

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Charlotte Bronte (1816-55)

Charlotte Bronte (1816-55). Jane Eyre (1847). 1.the first English novel to present the free insurgent (revolting, rebellious) woman; 2. Jane a poor but independent woman, her characterization relentlessly true to reality,details true to life; . Jane Eyre.

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This piece is relevant to the time because women did not have many rights, yet they were equally capable and qualified for jobs. It represents the strength and ability of an independent woman.

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