Nash Kevanyu And Liselle Sant Response To 'The Yellow Wallpaper'
Both Nash Kevanyu and Liselle Sant response to the short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” written by Charlotte Gilman, sheds light upon the symbolism and underlying theme displayed in Gilman’s story. In fact, both essays share common ideas regarding the theme of the story.
The common idea that both essay writers have is that the architecture of the house represents some sort of oppression or way of thinking that women are held up to. In Kevanyu’s essay, he describes the wallpaper as being “a mould into which all women are supposed to fit”. Later on in his essay, he breaks down the author's description of the design of the wallpaper. He believes that it describes how women are perceived by men. The same idea is found in Sant’s essay, where
The common idea that both essay writers have is that the architecture of the house represents some sort of oppression or way of thinking that women are held up to. In Kevanyu’s essay, he describes the wallpaper as being “a mould into which all women are supposed to fit”. Later on in his essay, he breaks down the author's description of the design of the wallpaper. He believes that it describes how women are perceived by men. The same idea is found in Sant’s essay, where