Essays on Woman

The most common way to characterize women in that period, known as the Victorian Era in England, from 1837 to 1900 was savagery and barbarism. Women were expected to be limited to childbearing and being a housewife, In the Victorian era, there where, four classes...

The controversies over the uniqueness, role, position, and rights of the woman over the years have often been centered around vague, conflicting and evasive perspectives of men and the society. Can the world’s negative perceptions of the woman be changed? Can they be identified as...

Female characters have a central role in Dubliners as James Joyce is giving a depth perspective to their role in each story. The author attempts to portray Dublin as it was in the early twentieth century and its socio-economic context with a pressurized and strict...

In this essay, I will argue the question through the character of Socrates in Plato’s Book V from the Republic, how he chooses to stand on the base of having an efficient and prospers republic and the arguments he uses to reach that conclusion. To...

Throughout recent decades, minority groups across the world have been rising up and gaining the rights that they deserve. However, there is an ongoing crisis in Honduras where countless women are being treated egregiously. In every aspect of a woman’s life in Honduras they are...

There is no tool for development more effective than empowerment of woman” – Kofi Annan. Women are a beautiful being on this earth and she doesn’t need a man to remind her these facts. Women being a citizen as equally as man have full and...

Empowerment means give someone a power or authority to do something and it is a process through which one can control one’s life and raise voice for one’s rights. Women empowerment is defined as the freedom of action and freedom of choice to raise their...