ARTHURIAN LEGEND ABOUT MORGAN LE FAY             I see Morgan Le Fay first introduction into Arthurian legend by Geoffrey of Monmouth in his “Vita Merlin” (c.1150). Her true origin however like many Arthurian characters is traced back during the Celtic Mythology and has developed with every new edition of the tale. Morgan le Fay’s personality is fascinating enough, and so is her name (Perez & Kristina, 2014, p.159). Morgan Le Fay, an enchantress yet a healer, is the half-sister to King Arthur according to legend and literature. I see Morgan Le Fay scheme to overthrow Arthur from his thrown throughout Arthurs reign to an extend of attempting to take his life although she does not succeed. Vividly I see Morgan always trying to bring danger and mystique in Arthurian stories (Perez & Kristina, 2014, p.159). Her character In literature characters are perceived as good or evil, antagonists or protagonists clearly demonstrated. However, some characters cannot be easily defined. I consider Morgan Le Fay as one of the latter case. Despite of being half-sister to King Arthur and understood as his…

   FEMINIST THE POLITICS OF CARE AND SOCIAL REPRODUCTION   Late 2007, when prominent economists around the world set out to survey the field of feminist political economy, U.S as well as the entire Europe countries were being traumatized by the economic recession. China and India on the other hand seemed to be gaining reputation within the global financial policies, and across the world, those who were advocating for free-market reforms and deregulation of capital were losing support. However, some six years down the line, with banking gratuities skyrocketing as well as savage asceticism policies being put in place across the Europe countries, “the crisis” appeared to be more of a chance to deepen both neoliberalism and political relations than rapture. At this time, the debate on feminist political economy became very important, and gendered questions a key to every international political economy. The trend has kept its phase up to today. For instance, inadequate weight has been extended to what is obvious a myth: that Black women and Latins in America were overrepresented as objectives of subprime loaning and…

Major Research Essay Introduction Feminism can be said to depict a political, cultural, social or economic change planned for setting up corresponding rights and legitimate assurance for women (Brunell & Burkett, 2019). Women’s rights include cultural and sociological beliefs, and methods of reasoning worried about issues of sex distinction, just as a movement that advocates gender equality for women and movements for ladies’ privileges and interests. Despite the expressions “feminism” and “feminist” not commonly used until the 1970s, they were being utilized in the public speeches and talks much earlier. I have chosen my two key thinkers, famous philosophers and feminists, Simone de Beauvoir and Angela McRobbie. These two women are known for their writings on how they viewed and supported feminism in various ways. This research essay seeks to analyse and discuss Simone de Beauvoir and Angela McRobbie work on feminism and how they have helped us to acknowledge the relationship between feminism and society and culture. Simone de Beauvoir Simone de Beauvoir was a philosopher, political activist as well as feminist. Beauvoir’s technique involved different political and ethical perspectives.…

The novel Loner review The novel Loner is an exploration of the lives of the young characters in a university setting grappling with the reality of life in school. The characters engage in social relations that lead to the comprehension of the nature of the relationship among young adults in society. Their interaction facilitates understanding of the themes on sexuality, gender relations, and violence, among many other themes defining campus life. As the narration commences, the main character is joining an institution of higher learning at Harvard. David’s experience in the first year marks the beginning of the revelation of the dynamics that will define life in college years. Introspection into his life is instrumental in understanding the dynamics of life in early adulthood in the US. As the narration commences, the escapades of David and the roommates in the introductory chapter of the novel contributes to the identity as a romantic only to transition to a toxic masculine and a loner. The character known as David aspires to establish a new relationship in the setting. He opts to friend…

Anna Julia Cooper Anna Julia Cooper was born in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, in August 1858. She was among the Black Liberation Activist, American speaker, sociologist, educator, author, and one of the most famous African-American scholars in American history.  Her book, “A Voice From the South by a Black Woman of the South,” became a classic African American feminist text.  Anna Julia Cooper was born into slavery. She was the daughter of a slave woman and her white slaveholder. She triumphed against the odds of race and gender to get a world-class education and gain power and prestige academically as well as in social circles. She received a Ph.D. in history from the Sorbonne in 1924, becoming the fourth African American to earn a doctorate. Cooper was also a famous member of Washington DC’s African American community and a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. She contributed to the social science sector, specifically in the field of sociology. She became involved with the work she did after her husband’s death, who died after two years of marriage. This is…

Nurtured into Rebellion The constant pour of the rain slamming on the iron roof was the only thing that covered the screams coming from Monica’s house. Samantha (Sam), her last born daughter had broken her arm again, riding the bicycle. Jack being the acclaimed doctor in the house, albeit professionally a dentist, would have gladly taken care of the injury. However, Monica insisted on seeing an orthopedic specialist, and she wouldn’t mess with Meghan’s possible future in Hockey or any other sport. Several hours in the hospital and Meghan was sown, patched, and drugged. Monica’s overly busy office would not allow her to sit with the injured child, but in the next few days, she couldn’t focus on her work either. She blankly stared at the contracts on her desk with only one thought in mind, “was it possible that her last daughter Meghan was not good in sports?” as this was her fifth time getting an injury during a sporty activity. They had tried skating, football, running and cycling but nothing gave. After the first three injuries, she had…

Top Ten Poultry Farming FAQs Chicken is pretty amazing and unique animals which inspire curiosity both in folks who own them and those who don’t. These are some of the most frequently asked questions about chicken. How many eggs does a chicken lay? The number of eggs most chicken lay depends on the care you provide and also on their breed. Good chicken breeds can give you up to 300 eggs a year while the not so good ones 50 to 60 eggs each year. Do chickens come home to roost? True to the legend, your chicken can walk all through Texas, Kentucky and Tennesee but rest assured that they would be back at your brooder by sunset. Chickens are very loyal and intelligent creatures. When do chickens start laying eggs? Egg-laying varies with breed, but most chickens will start laying eggs at around five months and keep doing sp for the rest of their lifetime. What Predators should I be watching out? Racoons, being smart and intelligent animals are the greatest threat to your backyard chicken second only to…

THE YELLOW WALLPAPER ANALYSIS                        The yellow wallpaper is a charlotte Perkins short story that is narrated in the first person through a collection of notes that are gotten from a diary. The story is one of the American literature of feminism that was created in the 19 century. Feminism is a subject that can’t be avoided in our society today, and such a story becomes an exciting phenomenon to learn about in literature. The writer of the short story aims to condemn sexual politics that results in a kind of misogynic treatment. My first expectation is to get the deeper meaning of the yellow wallpaper since the first thing that gets to my mind is to decode is the message behind the yellow wallpaper. Then this makes me get to the first paragraph eagerly to get a glimpse of the whole story. After the first interaction of characters, I am interested to know the flow and relationship between the narrator and John. More so, my interest is to know if their conflict will have a solution in the end.…

Black Feminist Theory According to this theory, the experience of black women gives them a particular perception of their sexual, class oppression, and racial status in their respective societies. According to Kimberle Crenshaw, the experience of being a black woman must be explained via intersectionality but not in terms of being a woman or black. Therefore, being black or being a female must be explored independently while trying to understand that the intersecting identities reinforce and compound upon one another. This theory has become very common in recent years, but how, for Gumbs, is black feminists already at the end of the world? After The End of the World Gumbs tries to explore the possibility of a black life after a worldwide apocalypse occurs. She uses her speculative work to arouse the readers to think about what they know about the world and what they do not know about the world. Throughout her work, there are specific scenarios where she has illustrated that the black feminist is already at the end of the world. After the end of the world…

Women and Gender Studies Women and gender studies involve inter-disciplines that evaluates gender in perspectives of cultural and social construction. This field also entails the study of feminism, politics, and gender as well as queer studies and men’s studies. Gender- reviews are essential since love, sex, reproduction, and care are vital dimensions. Gender-based brutality is one of the most unavoidable, under-announced, and muted human rights violations across the world. Gender-based violations have no social, financial, or normal limits; its effects can felt by anyone who falls victim to it. UNFPA, the United Nations Fund, is trying to avert and react to social orientation-based viciousness in 135 nations or regions all over the world, among them being 43 influential nations encountering struggles or cataclysmic events (Bahun, 2016). Eliminating sex-based viscosity is a primary work zone in managing the UNFPA urge to accomplish the ICPD plan of activity. UNFPA also upholds programs of psychological help, treatment, and as assault packs to prevent casualties and rescue survivors as well as advancing the privileges of all, and to ensure that young ladies live free…