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“Typically, texts present the idea that a woman’s role in marriage is to show obedience to her husband.” (A paragraph supporting this quotation, analysing the objectification and management of Desdemona in Act 1 Scene 3 of Othello)

Much of Othello is focused on contextual patriarchal attitudes, which tilt the balance of power in marriage toward the husband and idealise the meek, obedient wife. In Act 1 Scene 3, Othello anno...

Answered by Eleanor C. • English Literature tutor

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How do enzymes lower the activation energy of reactions?

Enzymes are biological catalysts for lowering activation energy - the speed up the rate of reactions and all allow biological reactions involved in metabolic processes to take place at bo...

Answered by Katie J. • Biology tutor

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Explore Williams' presentation of Stanley as a character with whom the audience cannot sympathise in A Streetcar Named Desire. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors.

In presenting Stanley's relationship with his wife Stella, Williams portrays him as a vicious partner who sees the bond between them as hierarchical, hence making him seem unsympathetic to, in particular,...

Answered by Hannah R. • English Literature tutor

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Evaluate the view that religion and morality are dependent on each other

It could be argued that religion and morality are in fact dependent on each other, if one were to follow the thought pattern of many Abrahamic faiths that 'without God, anything is permitted'. To many Mus...

Answered by Hannah R. • Religious Studies tutor

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