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1	FENCEPOST VOICES Steuber, Evan J. 05 August 2011 (has links) No description available. Literature Deer Story Dancing Short Stories Lesbian Prostitutes Vomit Father/Daughter Relationships
2	Trophies or Treasures: The Burden of Choice for Mothers, Wives, and Daughters in <em>Washington Square</em>, <em>The Portrait of a Lady</em>, and <em>The Bostonians</em>. Huisman, Melissa C. 05 May 2007 (has links) In the world of Henry James's novels, characters are often placed in difficult situations where their happiness depends on their ability to make a free choice. Female characters are manipulated and diminished by a patriarchal system that not only seeks to subordinate their will, but also to objectify them, to place them on the shelf as a trophy. Fathers and husbands are typically the controlling agents, but James also presents women who appropriate the dominating role. With varying degrees of success, each female character rejects the status of trophy. Instead, each attempts to make choices and determine her own future. James allows for ambiguity and nuanced resolutions. With ambiguity comes hope in the steadfastness of Catherine Sloper in Washington Square, in the tragic heroism of Isabel Archer in The Portrait of a Lady, and even in the sacrificial loss of Verena Tarrant for Olive Chancellor in The Bostonians. Henry James Washington Square The Portrait of a Lady The Bostonians father-daughter relationships marriage Arts and Humanities English Language and Literature Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
3	Developing Courageous Influence: The Direct Impact of Society, Cultural Views, and Good Father-Daughter Relationships on Adolescent Girls Hicks, III, Kennie 03 April 2020 (has links) Fathers play a major role in their son’s lives. From teaching them how to play football to having the birds and the bees talk with them. Statistics show that a son is greatly affected by whether his father is around or not. So that leaves the question of are girls just as affected as boys are by a father’s presence? For example, what did Mulan, the movie character, have in her life that some girls do not? A rare, yet healthy bond with her father could be the very factor that affected her attitude, values, and beliefs tremendously. The Social Learning Theory and nature versus nurture ideology are used to explain how this factor could be the very difference in her overall development. Briefly discussed is the Social Learning Theory, nature versus nurture ideology, Chinese culture, Mulan’s relationship with her father and how it correlates with Mulan’s overall development. Social Learning Theory nature versus nurture Mulan fatherhood father-daughter relationships Developmental Psychology Development Studies Theory and Philosophy
4	Interpersonal Communication Motives, Satisfaction, and Psychological Well-Being in Father-Young Adult Daughter Relationships Heeman, Vanessa C. 04 December 2008 (has links) No description available. Communication interpersonal communication motives communication satisfaction relational satisfaction psychological well-being father-daughter communication father-daughter relationships
5	A Doctor's Daughter Maggio, Christopher Joseph 07 July 2016 (has links) No description available. Literature iran iranian-american familial conflict fiction novella father-daughter relationships literary fiction immigrant experience trauma self-harm parkinsons lewy body dementia abandonment

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