Modernity In The 1920's
Modernity is the ideal approach of free thinking and free will to create a society where everyone enjoy living with reasonable laws and high advancements in technologies. For modernity to occur, changes were made in the social and economic aspects to increased more opportunities for citizens and to establish a community where technologies play a crucial role in our daily lives. One such changes that occurred in the early 1900s was women’s ability to expressed themselves out in the public and not having to follow their male partners. In her writing, Beatrice Hinkle explained that women were willing to received unequal pay if they have the freedom to choose the career they want. Due to their dedication and hard work, people began to realize
that women can be independence on their own and losing the instinctive adaption to a female’s biological role while attempting adaptation to a male’s reality (pg 264). “Women are demanding a reality…and refuse [to follow] the traditional notions of them created by men, in which their true feelings and personalities were disregarded and denied” (Hinkle, pg 265). Women are also humans just like men; they are capable of working in order to survive and have their perspectives on certain things. The term modernity was created to define what shaped today society in comparison to what it was like before the early 1900s.
that women can be independence on their own and losing the instinctive adaption to a female’s biological role while attempting adaptation to a male’s reality (pg 264). “Women are demanding a reality…and refuse [to follow] the traditional notions of them created by men, in which their true feelings and personalities were disregarded and denied” (Hinkle, pg 265). Women are also humans just like men; they are capable of working in order to survive and have their perspectives on certain things. The term modernity was created to define what shaped today society in comparison to what it was like before the early 1900s.