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Mind Map by Elena Dong, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Elena Dong
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A Jury of Her Peers(Susan Glaspell)
- Jury
- a group of persons
sworn to render a
verdict or true
answer on a
question or
questions officially
submitted to them.
- a group of persons chosen to
adjudge prizes, awards, etc., as in
a competition.
- to judge or
evaluate by
means of a jury:
All entries will be
juried by a panel
of professionals.
- Origin: 1250–1300;
Middle English jurie,
juree, < Old French
juree oath, juridical
inquiry, noun use of
juree, feminine past
participle of jurer
- Old French
ajurie, derivative
of aldier to help,
relief, temp, fix
- Jus- "Law"
- Old French-
ad jurie
- Jus- "Law"
- Old French
ajurie, derivative
of aldier to help,
relief, temp, fix
- Jurata(Medieval
latin) - anoath an
inquest
- Latin- jurare-
to swear
- Latin- jurare-
to swear
- a group of persons
sworn to render a
verdict or true
answer on a
question or
questions officially
submitted to them.
- Of
- (used to indicate
distance or direction
from, separation,
deprivation, etc.)
- (used to indicate
derivation, origin, or
source)
- (used to indicate
distance or direction
from, separation,
deprivation, etc.)
- Her
- the objective case of
she
- the possessive case of
she (used as an
attributive adjective)
- the dative case of
she
- Informal. (used
instead of the
pronoun she in the
predicate after the
verb to be )
- Slang. a
female
- before 900; Middle English her (
e ), Old English hire, genitive
and dative of hēo she (feminine
of hē he1 )
- Hera- Greek
Goddess.
Protectress/defender
- the objective case of
she
- Peers
- a person of the
same legal
status
- a person who is equal to
another in abilities,
qualifications, age,
background, and social
status.
- something of
equal worth or
quality
- a nobleman
- a member of any of the
five degrees of the
nobility in Great Britain
and Ireland (duke,
marquis, earl, viscount,
and baron).
- to look narrowly or
searchingly, as in the effort to
discern clearly.
- to peep out or
appear slightly.
- Origin: 1585–95;
perhaps aphetic
variant of appear
- O.E Latin- Par-
equal
- to come
slightly
intoview
- a person of the
same legal
status
- Minnie
- Minimum, minimumlize
- Minimum, minimumlize
- Hale
- whole
- put all together
- half women, half men
- half women, half men
- put all together
- whole
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