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Essay Instructions: From the perspective of Japanese Religious Tradition, with supplementary evidence form two readings of "Japanese Myth" and "Evening Face" (One chapter of Tale of Genji), Please write an analytical paper about woman gender role.

At least one quote from each source used throughout the essay.

Essay Instructions: For this essay you will be exploring and analyzing the issues raised by the reading of <>. Specifically, we will be looking at gender in 21st century American culture.
Focus: On some level, the essay should focus on gender roles in contemporary ("now") culture. Consider what is expected of males and females in society.
Fight Club: The essay sgould use the novel as a reference point, a "symptom," an example, a philosophy, a culture artifact, (or all of the above) to help in the analysis.
Style: This is a critical analysis essay. Professor want to see how well I can access and digest what I read. This is not, however, an "opinion" piece or editorial. Your "argument" is the way in which you emphasize broad themes and symbols in the book. For example, consider what Tyler, the narrator, and Marla represent.
Besides "Gender Role Behaviors and Attitudes", "The Gender Blur" and "There is no Unmarked Woman" that I provided, I need two additional outside sources to support the essay. However, I haven't found any yet. I need your help to find those two extra source and include them in the essay.
P.S. Please include: (1) the Novel --- Fight Club is written byChuck Palahniuk.
(2) "Gender Role Behaviors and Attitudes" and "The Gender Blur" are from
the book <> by Sonia Maasik & Jack Solomon
(3) Parenthetical citations is required.
(4) Two extra additional outside sources cannot be from < the USA>>
I need the work cited page so that I can know where the outside sources come from.

Essay Instructions: Analyze how your own gender role has been shaped by your family, peers, school, and the mass media. Which seems to have had the most impact on you?

Society the basics Tenth Edition by John J. Macionis
Chapters 9,10

Essay Instructions: Augustine discusses idealized gender roles in Christianity, especially in his portrayal of his mother, Monica. Beowulf is a product of Christian Europe. Yet, do these works conform to Augustine’s Christian notions of gender relations, role of woman, and of love and marriage? How much, if any, are Augustine’s Christian ethics prevalent in this text regarding gender roles? Using Confessions and Beowulf, write a thesis-based essay that compares or contrasts the texts’ representation of the role of gender relations.
Your paper should provide evidence and argument for a clear thesis. One test of an argument is its ability to withstand a plausible counter-argument. Your essay must take account of the most plausible counter-argument to your thesis and must respond adequately to it.
(Use only books 1-8 of Confessions and all of Beowulf).