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    common seemed the responses. I categorized my data into two themes that seemed to be present in all my interviews were one being that arranged marriages should not exist because women are forced into marriage. The other theme was that arranged marriage do and should exist because they are said to be “suggested marriages” and that women are not forced into marriage. An incredible difference was seen in views, between the age groups of the interviewees, when I interviewed those who were under the…

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    Symbolism In Red Sorghum

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    “Red Sorghum (1987)” directed by Yimou Zhang, the movie centers on Jiuer who is forced to marry an ill and old man, her marriage is forcedly arranged by her father. As during the ancient Chinese culture, most women did not have the freedom to choose their own marriage, and women 's marriage seemed to be a tool for a family to exchange money. So marriage was a tragedy to women. In the movie, Jiuer’s husband is dead because of the infectious disease, so she takes control over her husband’s…

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    Child marriage is a common practice that remains prevalent in developing countries. Child marriage is defined as a formal or informal union before the age of 18. Usually the child is married by force. Child marriage is a traditional practice that has been in place for generations. It is a practice that should be abolished. Girls are forced to endure many devastating experiences that causes lifelong consequences that they have to live with. “Globally nearly one in three girls are married before…

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    Marriage is an ecstatic and a celebrated rite of passage is many countries, but haplessly in many countries, child marriage ruins the bliss and celebration of marriage. Coercing girls as young as 11 years old into marriage to decrease a families finances burden is a infringement of their fundamental human rights. Young girls are coerced into fulfilling responsibilities that they are not capable of doing. Child marriage leads to both physical and mental health and is a infringement of their…

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    of a male or female. People strive to find their “Ideal Mate”. Marriage is a way that people finalize the decision of who they want to spend the rest of their life with. But the big question is what factors contribute to people marrying the people they do? How do people find their one true love? Marriage has been in major re development in recent times, such as the different types of marriages like, arranged and free choice marriages or cultural background restrictions. What rules of dating help…

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    Child marriage and education are closely linked. Girls with no education are 3 times as likely to marry by 18 as those with a secondary education. While it is still unclear if child marriage causes school dropout or vice versa, it is clear that child marriage often means the end to girls’ education. It has been found that child brides have an increased risk of dropping out of school, and entering sex-work (Beattie, et al). When a girl drops out of school, she is denied her right to an education…

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    from being forced into marriage and becoming the property of their husband. Juliet was only fourteen years old, however fourteen was a customary age for women to get married, as seen by Lady Capulet “Well, think of marriage now; younger than you, here in Verna, ladies of esteem, are made already mothers: by my count.” (Shakespeare 820). Also it was customary for women to get married at a young age all which led Juliet to her rash decision to marry Romeo the next day. Young age marriages explain…

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    obedient with others. In addition, few wealthy families were seeking to be a modern. In 1930’s most of the women were forced to get married and samething tan has portrayed in the THE Joy LUCK CLUB. “ I know the tree-trunk lady was the old village matchmaker, and the other was huang taitai, the mother of the boy I would married”(44). At young age a girl lindo was married by forced because of the traditional roles. In 1930’s the traditional roles affect the women to seek and gain the greater…

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    Marriage is one of the most important parts of a person’s life. Some girls get married early, while others prefer to get married when they are older. Child marriage was very common in the past. In past decades, a lot of girls used to get married when they were children and many started having babies while they were still in their teens. The practice of early marriage is most common in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. The most extreme cases take place in Afghanistan and Bangladesh, where 54…

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    Janie Character Analysis

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    trouble achieving it; a harmonious love. A love that is symbolically described as a pear tree in full bloom, waiting for a bee to come pollinate it; a love that is symbiotic. Her connection to the gentle beauty of nature influenced her idea of love and marriage. "She saw a dust-bearing bee sink into the sanctum of a bloom; the thousand sister-calyzes arch to meet the love embrace and the…

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