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    Ethics- Is Polygamy Ethical?

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    married concurrently to more than one woman. The word “polygamy” actually translates from the Greek language to mean‚ “often married.” The correct term for a man with multiple wives is called‚ “polygyny.” Over the years‚ the terms have been intertwined‚ and now polygamy is synonymously known for a man married to multiple wives.[1] This lifestyle is a multicultural phenomenon‚ which has been occurring since the days of Adam and Eve. There are a lot of misconceptions surrounding this lifestyle including;

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    is common for people to desire more than one spouse. It is difficult to commit to just one person; therefore the divorce rate is increasing every day. Polygamy is when a person marries more than one spouse. Polygyny applies to a man having multiple wives and polyandry is when a woman has more than one husband at a time. In most cases it is the men who have multiple spouses rather than women. The question remains whether this should be legalized or not. Having more than one spouse should be illegal

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    Why Polygamy Is Wrong

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    In reality‚ those are the kids who dislike polygamy the most. The children may not fully understand why their family is different from everyone else’s. They may be teased or bullied about having more than one mother figure. Like the wives‚ the husband may not spend the same amount of time with each child. That child’s mother will go to the husband and say he is not teaching her child what he is teaching the others. I understand some may say that it is a great arrangement for children

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    Usbek's Troglodyte

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    The wives were at first full of misery and confusion‚ then as time passed they became chaotic. They turned on each other‚ just like the Troglodytes. The Chief Black Eunuch wrote to Usbek in Letter 64‚ "Your wives are at war with one another...Each of your wives considers herself superior to the other." The first Eunuch is an equivalent to the Doctor in the Troglodyte story. He was very helpful in the beginning by helping tame the harem and making sure they stay happy. As the acts of the wives became

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    with his wives and children. In the beginning of the novel it appeared as though the roles of the women in Okonkwo’s life were quite insignificant; when in actuality the women played a major part in his life which was revealed as the story progressed. One of the leading roles of the women was to educate the children through storytelling. Their vivid and entertaining stories taught the children about the culture of their tribe and the different ancestral beliefs. The main character’s wives and daughters

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    Why I Want A Wife Summary

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    Revised Analytical Summary The following essay‚ “Why I Want a Wife‚” appeared in Ms. Magazine in 1972 during the feminist movement in the United States. In this essay‚ Brady takes a satirical and humorous look at what it means to be a wife and mother. Brady was thinking of a longtime friend who appeared on the scene‚ fresh from a recent divorce and was looking for another wife (263). It was in that moment it occurred to Brady‚ as a wife and mother‚ which she also would like to have a wife. She first

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    get from work and meet their demands completely when their wives can not. But in fact‚ everything they do is worse. If prostitutes are just for fulfilling sexual needs‚ it is okay‚ but in many cases‚ men are addicted to prostitutes and spend most of their time relaxing with them. They do not care about what their wives think‚ give lots of money they earn to call-girls and treat their wives and children badly especially when their wives or children discover the bad things they do. And the two most

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    having affairs with married men that always leave and go back home to their wives. They go back home to their wives leaving this mystery woman behind‚ alone. The problem is they all go home. They don’t stay with her. They leave her like a one night stand. In the end she says‚ “They’d spend one night‚ or two or three‚ But...” this leaves you wanting to know what happened. I see rhyming in this poem. When she rhymes words like wives‚ lives‚ clean‚ mean lips‚ wits‚ and hips. I found connotation in this

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    Birth Day Offred Analysis

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    are on the way to witness Janine’s birthgiving On the way‚ Offred flashbacks to some of Aunt Lydia’s lessons After the red Birthmobile reaches Janine’s Commander’s house and Offred exists the van‚ a blue Birthmobile‚ for the Wives‚ arrives. Offred then assumes that the Wives have gathered at Janine’s Commander’s house to see Janine’s belly and gossiped about how bad their Handmaids are. Continuation of “Birth Day” Commander is nowhere in sight‚ and the doctors are only called in for emergencies Ofwarren

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    Man's Last Commercial

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    majority of this commercial is auditory messages. While zoomed in on the faces of miserable-looking men‚ Michael C. Hall’s voice sounds‚ acting as the inner voices of these miserable husbands. The inner voice is listing a series of “I will’s” to the wives of these miserable husbands. The “I Will’s” include the following: “I will get up and walk the dog at 6:30 A.M… I will say yes when you want me to say yes… I will listen to your opinions of my friends… I will be civil to your mother… I will put the

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