Trifles by Susan Glaspell

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• Symbolism in Susan Glaspell's 'Trifles'

  A play by Susan Glaspell study guide. Found June 23, 2012: http://www.cummingsstudyguides.net/Guides5/Trifles.html This posting discusses the symbolism in Susan Glaspell's story Trifles.

• Feminist hints in the play, "Trifles"

  317879 Susan Glaspell's "Trifles" is considered as feminist literature. How can Susan Glaspell's "Trifles" be interpreted as a feminist document? Please provide examples.

• Deeper meaning behind Susan Glaspell's Trifles

  581623 Deeper meaning behind Susan Glaspell's Trifles What was Susan Glaspell's intent when writing Trifles, and what are some of the clues that lead you to this conclusion?

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• Compare/contrast gender roles are portrayed in the two plays, Fences and Trifles

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• common themes shared in the following plays:"The Brute","Oedipus the King","Trifles","The Glass Menagerie","A Doll House", and "Death of a Salesman"

  So try and jump start your essay by thinking of the playwright's vision for these characters: Sophocles, Williams, Miller, and Ibsen all wanted to pit the individual against the masses--against the chorus.

• Themes in Susan Glaspell's The Inheritors

  585714 Themes in Susan Glaspell's The Inheritors This excerpt gives students a few ideas about how to write a unique paper using Susan Glaspell's the Inheritors. Susan Glaspell's The Inheritors brings a lot of questions to the table.

• Case: Bright and Dedicated: What more do you want? Susan's performance evaluation

  Susan can learn much and be a better supervisor and employee by learning to manage by walking around.

• Algebra Word Problems : Relative Speed

  Time taken by Susan to cover 30 miles at the speed of x miles per hour = 30/x hours Distance covered by John at the speed of (x + 5) miles per hour in (30/x + 1) hours = Speed*time = (x + 5)(30/x + 1) = 2*Distance covered by Susan = 60 miles