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Comparing 'that of' and 'within which to'
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- That of and within which to are expressions used in specific contexts. 'That of' is commonly used as a substitute for a previously mentioned noun in a comparative sense. However, in this case, it is not used for comparison. 'Within which to' is a relative pronoun with the phrase 'within framework,' indicating the purpose of an action. As for the placement of the word 'today,' it is not grammatically incorrect to use an adverb in various positions within a sentence.
- The expressions 'that of' and 'within which to' serve different functions in the given context. 'That of' is not used for comparison here, but rather to introduce the concept of gender as an analytic framework. On the other hand, 'within which to' is a relative pronoun indicating the purpose of analyzing social and political structures.
- When examining the use of 'that of' and 'within which to' in the given context, it is clear that 'that of' is used to introduce the concept of gender as an analytical framework. 'Within which to' indicates the purpose of analyzing social and political structures. The placement of the word 'today' is not grammatically incorrect, as adverbs can be positioned in various places within a sentence.
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お返事ありがとうございます。in which toで検索したら確かに色々とでてきました...結構頻出な形なのですね。