In Prenger’s editorial I agree in some respect with his idea of 3 qualities that the fairer sex looks for but, I also believe that there is more to what a woman wants. Prenger clams that women want a man who is strong, has integrity, and ambition. These qualities do make and admirable man but, there is more to finding a sole mate than that. What is strength? Is the man strong in a way that he will be there to open strongly sealed jars? Is he emotionally stable? Does his mental intellect surpass others? Instead, Prenger says woman are attracted to a man who exhibits strength in the world, as a husband and father. I agree with his statement, I see my own father as strong for all that he has accomplished, as a father and a hard worker. Also
Literary Analysis of “A Good Man is Hard to Find”- Worry about yourself instead of others!!!
Marshal Dillon is above all else strong or tough. In this sense strong is to be applied to both the physical prowess and mental resolve. Time and time again Dillon is called upon to be strong. In the radio episode of Gunsmoke "How to Kill a Friend" Dillon shows his strength of mind by refusing a bribe as well as having the strength to stand up to an old friend even if it meant having to kill him.
The definition of the word mate, according to Dictionary.com, is a partner or one of a pair. The perfect mate is something that cannot be achieved but you can strive for. Knowing what characteristics, you like in a mate will help you find someone close to perfect for you. Perfect (free from all faults) characteristics are not what I look for, I look for ideal (most suitable) characteristics in a guy. In this essay I talk about what I look for in a guy compared to what my parents want in a husband for me.
Some heroes show their strength in the form of smarts, emotion, physical strength, and much more. Beowulf displays a remarkable amount of physical strength, and mental strategies.
a great strength, but also as a weakness, for this is what led him to
In the short story A Good Man Is Hard to Find, written by Flannery O’Connor, the theme that the definition of a ‘good man’ is mysterious and flawed is apparent. The reader must realize that it is difficult to universalize the definition of a good man because every person goes through different experiences. Thus, these experiences affect his or her viewpoint and in turn flaw ones view on a good man. O’Connor conveys this theme through her excellent use of diction, imagery, foreshadowing, and symbolism as well as through a creative use of repetition and an omniscient point of view.
...y.” (Wollstonecraft, 1792, p.13) Why not strengthen other characteristics and not rely so much on appearance to gain power, luring man through the feminine attraction. Simone De Beauvoir states that, “The female, to a greater extent than the male, is the prey of the species.” (Rosaldo 1949, p.74)
middle of paper ... ... Women are always going to seem weaker than men, no matter how independent they are or how capable they seem to be able to handle the same punishment as me. At the same time, by being the weaker link, women have a certain advantage over men that could work in their favor depending on the situation at hand. Works Cited Anderson, E. A. & Co. (1976)
Janet Polivy and C. Peter Herman, “Causes Of Eating Disorder,” Annual Review of Psychology. (Annual 2002): p187.
Similar to current male views of the perfect women, the ideals in the Heian period were various depending on the man. However, with that being said, there are still common features that each man’s “perfect woman” shares. In the tale of Genji, the author Murasaki Shikibu dedicates almost a whole chapter to a conversation between four men, including the famous Genji, about their ideal woman.
There are many types of men in the world, and each type displays a variety of distinguishable characteristics. Women should become aware of these characteristics before considering a prospective mate. The smallest of personal details, from where and how they met (including the first date), the way he walks and talks, the clothes he wears, the career choice he's made, the vacation spots he frequents, or the automobile he drives can offer valuable, meaningful, insightful clues to whether or not a man will ever settle down with anyone. There are two main types of men in the world: the committer and the non-committer.
In her well-known short story, “A Good Man Is Hard to Find,” Flannery O’Connor skillfully describes the difficulty of finding a morally upright human being, whether it is a man or a woman. No one is perfect, everyone has inadequacies and shortcomings, and she presents this cleverly in her story. She is able to support this view of mankind through her characters. They are self-centered, egotistical human beings who can be judged by their words and actions. This is especially true of the protagonist (the grandmother) and the antagonist (the Misfit). The grandmother tries to portray herself as a virtuous woman, but in the end O’Connor shows that her actions are always self-serving and that morally, she is not that different from the Misfit.
The ideal husband does not exist and cannot exist. The idea that a man should have a decent public and private life to make his wife satisfy is not realistic. Especially when his wife does not do the same for him. Sir Robert Chiltern and Lady Gertrude Chiltern could not make such relationship work. The pressure of being “the ideal husband” was too much for Sir Robert. He had stated it ruined his life.7 The meaning of the title has changed from the Victorian view of a husband to the new modern idea of a husband. The ideal husband does not come in one form. He has to be unique in many ways. He is a person like his wife. His duty as a husband is to dearly love his wife and respect her. His wife has to do the same. The concept developed into a happy ending for the
Too often strength is solely characterized by its first pillar, while the rest are disregarded.
...portant backgrounds and personal traits that a woman must have to be ideal. In general, she must be very devoted to her lover, keeping him in her priority and always being considerate towards him, and must not be concerned with his treatment of her. As for men, the ideal traits were defined within Genji himself and included his love for those he devoted himself to despite appearance, and the natural gifts of elegance that he was bestowed. Together, the handbook for perfect beings was written and recorded in Japanese history, and surely influenced the Heian society that is was written for.