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When It Changed
Course: ENGLISH 334, Spring 2012School: Texas A&M
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Returnofthemen o WhenItChanged Russ Imaginelifewithoutmen o Whattheworldwouldbeifitwereranbywomen Justremovethemenandjusthavewomen o Notalwaysutopiainallways Mightbelackingthingsinsomereason Mendiedoff;womendidnotjustgooutandcreatethisplaceby themselves apeswithhumanfaces o Menthatgetoffoftheship Heywerebackyay o Womenhaveneverseenmenbefore muscledlikebulls o Seenbullsbutnotmen tenfoottoad o...
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Returnofthemen
o WhenItChanged
Russ
Imaginelifewithoutmen
o Whattheworldwouldbeifitwereranbywomen
Justremovethemenandjusthavewomen
o Notalwaysutopiainallways
Mightbelackingthingsinsomereason
Mendiedoff;womendidnotjustgooutandcreatethisplaceby
themselves
apeswithhumanfaces
o Menthatgetoffoftheship
Heywerebackyay
o Womenhaveneverseenmenbefore
muscledlikebulls
o Seenbullsbutnotmen
tenfoottoad
o Daughterdescribesthementhiswayafterhermotherasksifshecould
pictureherselflivingwithone
Humanityisunnatural.
o Advanceanimalsofsometype
Makeclothesandwearthem
Mobility
Buildbigbuildingsandstructures
Cutourfingernails
o Religionandscienceandotherelementssuggestthatweareseparate
fromnature
Sexualequalityhasbeenreestablishedonearth.
o Toldatleasttwice
Doubtthattheyhavebeenbecausetheyrepeatittwice
o Whyiseveryoneontheshipamanifsexualequalityhasbeen
reestablished
ForAWhile
o OriginallycalledForAWhile
Foremothersthought/hopedthatthemenwouldcomeback
o Whileaway
Acceptedtheirsexandpushedthroughit
Russ, When It Changed
apes with human are faces
Women not accustomed to seeing men
o Men are a mythic entity
muscled like bulls
There is gender among animals on the planet but no gender among humans
ten-foot toad
Tall men
Daughter describes the men this way after her mother asks if she could picture herself living
with one
Humanity is unnatural.
The men say It is unnatural for women to live without men
o Divides humanity from nature
o Humans no longer related to plants and animals
- Non-human nature
- We do things differently from animals (such as create clothing and buildings)
Sexual equality has been reestablished on earth.
The women are told this twice by the men in the story and doubt it
o Have a right to doubt it because there are only men on the ship and no women
- Makes it ironic that they would say that to them
For-A-While
Origninal name of the planet
o Women had expected the men to be back but have now accepted their single-sex world and have
adapted to this environment
o They used the best of their time instead of just waiting for the men to arrive back
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