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Category > History Posted 16 Oct 2020 My Price 5.00

HUM 112 Week 2 Discussion

HUM 112 Week 2 Discussion

Submit your topic for review and approval in this discussion thread.

Note: This assignment is not graded but is required.

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· Reading selection of Jane Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice. Her works are very popular today, with Austen reading clubs and all types of new books and events based on her ideas. In 2017, England printed new £10 bank notes bearing Austen's image. Chapter 43 should be read in full. 

· Reading selection from Samuel Johnson, No. 91. Sufficiency of the English Language, an essay first published in The Rambler. Johnson was the editor of two coffeehouse magazines, The Rambler (1750–52) and The Idler (1758–60), and was the author of Dictionary of the English Language. He was also the subject of one of the first biographies, by James Boswell. In his life, Johnson overcame numerous illnesses and handicaps. 

· Reading selection of Olympe de Gouges’s Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female citizen (written in 1791). The selection found here (copy and paste this link to make it live) https://revolution.chnm.org/exhibits/show/liberty--equality--fraternity/item/557 should be read in full, with background provided on page 874 of our class text. You should also look at the revolutionary document of 1789 that she is “correcting,” called Declaration of the Rights of Man. Olympe de Gouges has the status of women as her main concern. The general context is the French Revolution and the attempts to redefine rights and status once one replaces monarchy. 

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