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suter [353]
1 year ago
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A) Summarize each author’s position on the question "Was the Salem witchcraft hysteria a product of women’s search for power?” D

escribe each author’s main arguments, and discuss the supporting evidence used.
b) Evaluate which author’s argument is stronger and why.
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1 answer:
Ilya [14]1 year ago
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The position of Lyle Koehler is that the issue with Witchcraft is due to the patriarchal relationship that existed in the society. While Laurie was of the fact that itr was due to the responses that people gave to the neurological changes they experienced.

<h3>What was the Salem Witchcraft?</h3>

This was the period that a lot of females in the town of Salem were said to have being under the influence of witchcraft. The women were said to have been practicing the magic of the devil hence they were termed witches.

The argument that is stronger here would be that of Laurie. We can see this from the fact that she gave us the reason that may have led to the hysteria. That would be the responses to neurological disorder. This may be a better way of getting the reason compared to that of the other author.

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