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The Handmaid's Tale

Examining Gender and Society
File Attachments:
  1. Biblical Reference - Matt. 1 & Luke 1 Biblical Reference - Matt. 1 & Luke 1
    Two corresponding depictions of the "Immaculate Conception"
  2. Feminism Powerpoint Feminism Powerpoint
  3. PreReading Questions for The Handmaids Tale PreReading Questions for The Handmaids Tale
  4. Semester 2 Final Exam Prompts Semester 2 Final Exam Prompts
  5. The Handmaid's Tale Notes The Handmaid's Tale Notes
  6. The Hazards of Duke The Hazards of Duke
    An essay by Caitlin Flannigan for The Atlantic
  7. The Myth of Pink and Blue Brains The Myth of Pink and Blue Brains
Web Links:
  1. Ask a Woman Who Knows - Blog Post Ask a Woman Who Knows - Blog Post
    Discussion on exchange between "journalists" and Hillary Clinton and Condeleeza Rice.
  2. Biblical Reference - Gen. 1 Biblical Reference - Gen. 1
  3. Biblical Reference - Gen. 2 Biblical Reference - Gen. 2
  4. Biblical References - Gen. 30 Biblical References - Gen. 30
    The Story of Jacob and Rachel
  5. Bilblical References - Gen. 16 Bilblical References - Gen. 16
  6. Housewives of God - NYT Housewives of God - NYT
    Some evangelical women believe a Christian wome should submit to the authority of her husband.
  7. The End of Men The End of Men
    Article in The Atlantic Monthly
  8. The Myth of Women's Inferiority The Myth of Women's Inferiority
    A Marxist interpretation of archeological and ethnological evidence surrounding gender roles and the developments of civilization.
Author: Tim Evans
Last modified: 8/14/2014 7:06 AM (EST)