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What is the final stanza
The purpose behind the poem
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What is to urge women to write
The purpose behind the poem
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What is showing sexual oppression
The purpose behind the poem
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What is the control men have over education
The education of women
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What is the connection to the author's experiences
Use of personal pronouns
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What is the history of women's rights
The metaphor with the book of myths
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What is the restrictions of grammar for female expression
The attack on grammar
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What is the challenges and expectations wives face of pleasing their husbands
Part three
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What is the questions only a female reader can answer
Thought-provoking questions
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What is the connection to the author's experiences
Use of personal pronouns
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What is the differences between gender
The contrast with Cousteau
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What is the gap in literature
The themes under duress
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What is oppressive beauty standards
Part five
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What is the politics of a woman's life
"You all die at fifteen"
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What is a personal reflection as a feminist
The purpose of the poem
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What is the recognition of Emily Dickinson
The purpose behind the poem
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What is the difference in male and female usage of metaphors for various objects
The use of metaphors
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What is a call for change
The purpose behind the essay
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What is the examination of heterosexuality as a political institution
The politics of sexuality
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What is the forced sexuality on women
The connection to Rich's personal life
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What is to stand in solidarity
The meaning of the final stanza
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What is women using the words of men to express themselves
"Neither words nor music are her own"
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What is the new discussion of lesbian existence and compulsory heterosexuality
The gap in the literature
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What is a very long list
The ways men oppress women in a heterosexual relationship
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What is Rich's poems aiming at self-definition
Connections made from bibliographical information
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