What Are The Slaves In Kate Chopin's Treatment Of Women
The Slaves In Invisible Shackles
Humanity tends to believe they are superior to others, and even after realizing all men are equal it stayed that way for a while...all men. Women were always fit into a specific role, where men can be dominant in society. If women were to break free of the social norm it resulted in madness, or at least what men thought was madness. Stories like “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, “The Story of an Hour”, and The Awakening by Kate Chopin show the restraints put onto women and how it affected society’s misogynistic attitude. The oppression men had put on society made women like marionettes rather than people, always following what men told them to do and never thinking for themselves. In order
Humanity tends to believe they are superior to others, and even after realizing all men are equal it stayed that way for a while...all men. Women were always fit into a specific role, where men can be dominant in society. If women were to break free of the social norm it resulted in madness, or at least what men thought was madness. Stories like “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, “The Story of an Hour”, and The Awakening by Kate Chopin show the restraints put onto women and how it affected society’s misogynistic attitude. The oppression men had put on society made women like marionettes rather than people, always following what men told them to do and never thinking for themselves. In order