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1509 Adult Development and Women's Aging: A Dynamic Model of Integrity. This paper refers to the information gathered in a recent Life History Span survey interview with a sixty-two year old woman. This analysis will consider the gender differences that characterize personality development. This interview is explored as a potentially conflicted interaction of integrity and introversion looking at Erikson for support. 10 pgs. 32 f/c. 4b.
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2183 The Aging Process - A Threat to Masculinity? This paper examines the process of aging for both sexes. Different side effects of aging are discussed and how the body reacts to some of these. Studies are shown to investigate the issue of sex and aging. 7 pgs. 5 f/c. 4b.
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2384 Response: "Aged Maltreatment: An Unexpected Outcome of Caring". This paper is a response to the article, "Aged Maltreatment: An Unexpected Outcome of Caring". The article examines the maltreatment of elderly women by their caregivers. 1 pg. 0b. 1b.
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An Interview With a Sexagenarian in the Scope of History This interview will discuss a 65 year old by the name of Gerald Eberwien. He was born in the United States in the city of New York, and has never been married. Although he has had many relationships with women, he had not met that 'special' person.
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15286 The Evolution of the Pro-Choice Movement's Framing The pro-choice movements uphold women's rights to abortion, which have become a part of America's cultural and civil rights movements. All too often, it concerns abortion debate but surrounds broader perspectives of human rights in general and women rights in particular. Like feminist movements, the pro-choice movements in the United States have diverged along many strands based on different interpretation of abortion rights. However, all of them are rooted in a common history of the suppression of abortion rights and struggles for legalizing abortion. This paper examines some of the historical events, which are known as landmarks in American abortion history, and which have reshaped the pro-choice movements.
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15379 Subjection of Women by John stuart Mill The arguments about the female equality of John Stuart Mill stimulated controversy in his period before subsiding to an agreement that the theoretical statement about female equality contained elements for practical programme. The purpose of this essay is to show that Mill's argument about equality is achievable though some aspects of it are still debated in all societies.
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16383 An Analysis of Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus by John Gray By analyzing the book Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus by John Gray, we can see how this author helps conduct traditional gender roles between the sexes. By finding other sources on the subject of gender, we can support Gray's theories through substantial evidence on the subject. In this theory, gender roles do not really change, but how we understand them can help people have better relationships with each other.
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