Patriarchy In The Exiles And The Story Of An Hour

Patriarchy is not fair to woman, it will easy to have contradictions and affect the marriage. Exiles and The Story of an Hour the general setting is in around 18th to 20th century, in that time men were precious than woman and have large power. Patriarchal is a social system. Emphasis is on male-centered power operations. The patriarchal ideology is a male-centered thought born of the mode of operation of power. Around the end of the 18th century, women began to pursue equal rights, and feminist ideas became popular. The first texture evidence for the Exiles that Beatrice replies, “if there were convent in our religion perhaps there. At lease, I think so at times” (p.8). The method of characterization uses the description of dialogue to show that Beatrice think that woman does not necessarily need to get married.
The second texture evidence Bertha [Haughtily.] “Humble me! I am very proud of myself ……But you will never humble me, any of you.” The method of characterization uses the description of dialogue to show that Bertha feel proud of herself, she is self-confidence and regard for oneself, from the depths of her heart she knows that she is worthy of love. Bertha do not allow other to make her mind to despise herself, including her husband, Richard. Therefore, Beatrice and Bertha can show that they are feminism. The first texture evidence for The Story of an Hour ‘There would be no one to live for during those coming years; she would live for herself.’ (#13) According to the textual evidence, the method of characterization is description of thoughts and psychological movement. It can show that Mrs. Mallard is an independent woman. After she know her husband death, she can reorganize her mood and quickly and move on. She thinks that she not necessarily needed a man in her live. It shows that Mrs. Mallard have a little bit feminism. And the second texture evidence, “Free!