Femininity In Joyce Carol Oates's The Awakening
The story of the buck by Joyce Carol Oates is about two interesting characters that are discovering things about themselves. I like the fact that the Melanie Snyder has realized her femininity. While on the other hand Wayne Kunz is very masculine and prideful of himself. We learn that Melanie femininity is concealed because of her finace.
I found it very interesting as to how she views the religion, and how she connects it through her fiancé. Its almost as if she has a connection with religion only because of her fiancé. This is interesting because religion is a very important thing to some people. Its very personal and self-involved and the fact that she is involved because of her fiancé is a bit questionable until she makes it clear herself.
I found it very interesting as to how she views the religion, and how she connects it through her fiancé. Its almost as if she has a connection with religion only because of her fiancé. This is interesting because religion is a very important thing to some people. Its very personal and self-involved and the fact that she is involved because of her fiancé is a bit questionable until she makes it clear herself.