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I also noticed that most of them avoided strong language, or at least it was left out of the papers. Again I did not read every word of every essay, but no agressive or controversial lines jumped off the page. -- Landon Davis | I also noticed that most of them avoided strong language, or at least it was left out of the papers. Again I did not read every word of every essay, but no agressive or controversial lines jumped off the page. -- Landon Davis | ||
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| + | After looking over the essays, I really noticed how all the women seemed to be so affected by their life experiences. I found it particularly interesting the comments some women made about looking at today's feminist movement - I think their perspective adds an important historical element that still largely incorporates the pressures and expectations of the past. - Cat Debelius | ||
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| + | It is clear from our classes sampling that every women had a fairly different life experience. It was amazing to me how different some of the women's stories were... some women happily stayed home while other eagerly pursued other options. I feel like our class's collection of stories is probably very representative of women's lives in the 20th Century. Not all women were revolutionary, progress, or even feminists. - Cat Debelius | ||
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| + | After browsing through the essays, I am wondering if there is a pattern here between the lives of rural verse urban women... I know we have learned about the rural vs. urban experience in class... how accurately is that reflected in these essays? - Cat Debelius | ||
