12017-04-30T15:04:13-07:00Sarah Jackson43ef9ce4fd756e245f7ab199b4369de8818a8778170582plain2017-04-30T15:11:08-07:00Sarah Jackson43ef9ce4fd756e245f7ab199b4369de8818a8778The desire for education and knowledge is clearly put in contrast with military strength and dominance throughout "Sultana's Dream." Physically abilities are not what save the people of pre-Ladyland. The queen emphasizes this idea here by claiming that still with all of their achievements, the women of this country strive for only more knowledge. The build and sustain their power, not through brute force, but continuing education.
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12017-04-30T12:44:18-07:00Sarah Jackson43ef9ce4fd756e245f7ab199b4369de8818a8778"Sultana's Dream" Education page 172The desire for education and knowledge is clearly put in contrast with military strength and dominance throughout "Sultana's Dream." Physically abilities are not what save the people of pre-Ladyland. The queen emphasizes this idea here by claiming that still with all of their achievements, the women of this country strive for only more knowledge. The build and sustain their power, not through brute force, but continuing education.media/Sultana Ed. page 17.jpgplain2017-04-30T15:11:29-07:00Sarah Jackson43ef9ce4fd756e245f7ab199b4369de8818a8778
