Hindu Scriptural Quotes on Women - PHS
... among hundreds of thousands, sometimes only one may be found that is devoted to her husband. When under the influence of desire, they care not for family or father or mother or brother or husband or sons or husband's brother, but pursue the way that desire points out. ...Verily, in pursuit of what t ...
... among hundreds of thousands, sometimes only one may be found that is devoted to her husband. When under the influence of desire, they care not for family or father or mother or brother or husband or sons or husband's brother, but pursue the way that desire points out. ...Verily, in pursuit of what t ...
Women, Ethnicity and Power in the Roman Empire
... Plutarch's examples of feminine aretê, which are chiefly instances of courage, almost invariably characterize women as passively enduring oppression and torture, for example by taking their husbands' place in prison (247 A-C, of Etruscan women; cf. Valerius Maximus 4.6.ext.3), or else by such strata ...
... Plutarch's examples of feminine aretê, which are chiefly instances of courage, almost invariably characterize women as passively enduring oppression and torture, for example by taking their husbands' place in prison (247 A-C, of Etruscan women; cf. Valerius Maximus 4.6.ext.3), or else by such strata ...
JFI-Submission-to-the-UNODC-Gender-related
... crime that caries the death penalty under the penal code. In the past, chain murders of women have, for example, relied upon this provision to argue that their victims were engaged in the criminal act of prostitution and they committed murder in order to cleanse society from corruption. 1.2.2. Fathe ...
... crime that caries the death penalty under the penal code. In the past, chain murders of women have, for example, relied upon this provision to argue that their victims were engaged in the criminal act of prostitution and they committed murder in order to cleanse society from corruption. 1.2.2. Fathe ...
Flirting with Uncertainty: Mutability, Metamorphosis, and
... and the potential for disaster is equally important for human women. Just as it is in Pandora's nature to deceive, so too do human women turn to aesthetic deception as a tool to further their own goals, ensnaring mates by altering their physical appearance with carefully crafted costume. This articl ...
... and the potential for disaster is equally important for human women. Just as it is in Pandora's nature to deceive, so too do human women turn to aesthetic deception as a tool to further their own goals, ensnaring mates by altering their physical appearance with carefully crafted costume. This articl ...
Women of Influence
... and intellectually lively. Her husband’s frequent travels meant long separations, so she raised their four surviving children and managed their home affairs on her own, all the while acting as her husband’s chief political confidant. In 1776, she made her strongest appeal for women’s rights in a let ...
... and intellectually lively. Her husband’s frequent travels meant long separations, so she raised their four surviving children and managed their home affairs on her own, all the while acting as her husband’s chief political confidant. In 1776, she made her strongest appeal for women’s rights in a let ...
THE CONSTRUCTION OF GENDER IN ISLAMIC LEGAL Abstract ZIBA MIR-HOSSEINI
... her husband. As Esposito notes, it “produced a situation in which a woman was subjugated by males, her father, brother or close male relatives when she was virgin and her husband when she became a wife. As a matter of custom, she came to be regarded as little more than a piece of property” (Esposito ...
... her husband. As Esposito notes, it “produced a situation in which a woman was subjugated by males, her father, brother or close male relatives when she was virgin and her husband when she became a wife. As a matter of custom, she came to be regarded as little more than a piece of property” (Esposito ...
An Alternative to Patriarchal Marriage
... retrogressive in many respects and all married men know this. Clearly, then, the law is not on the side of married women. The rights discourse diminishes with marriage and mapoto restores it on the few women who choose this option. This is possible, given that in mapoto no lobola (marriage transacti ...
... retrogressive in many respects and all married men know this. Clearly, then, the law is not on the side of married women. The rights discourse diminishes with marriage and mapoto restores it on the few women who choose this option. This is possible, given that in mapoto no lobola (marriage transacti ...
the images of wife and mother in kate chopin`s
... marriage, which is constructed for woman. A woman wants to have a good husband and her primary job is to maintain the happiness of her household. However, if the story is scrutinized, it will be apparent that Mrs. Baroda was stressed out because of her possessive husband and her daily and typical ro ...
... marriage, which is constructed for woman. A woman wants to have a good husband and her primary job is to maintain the happiness of her household. However, if the story is scrutinized, it will be apparent that Mrs. Baroda was stressed out because of her possessive husband and her daily and typical ro ...
Legal rights of women in history
The legal rights of women refers to the social and human rights of women. One of the first women's rights declarations was the Declaration of Sentiments. The dependent position of women in early law is proved by the evidence of most ancient systems.
