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Perspectives of Psychology

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Psychology

 

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Marilyn M

 

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April 6, 2013

 

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Sappho speaks about women in a more intimate and romantic way, while Lorde speaks about women in a way that expresses her passion for women’s rights. Lorde used her gift of writing poetry to speak about how she felt about women in society. In the poem “Like the very gods in my sight is he” I found evidence of Sappho’s nonsexual, but passionate desire for a woman...
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Sappho says, “Like the very gods in my sight is he who sits where he can look in your eyes” (532). This shows Sappho’s extreme desire to just look in another woman’s eyes. Sappho says nothing sexual, only that she wants to look into the woman’s eyes. This is an example of how Sappho expresses her lesbianism in a more romantic way...
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