Who Wouldn T Want A Wife By Judy Brady
Who Wouldn’t Want a Wife
Is it right to objectify women to only care for their husbands and not themselves? This article was written back in the 1970s when women still did not have the rights that they deserved. The women's feminist movement was even going on at this point in time. “Why I want a Want a Wife” by Judy Brady developed her argument about the objectification of women with an effective use of pathos.
Judy Brady first conveys pathos by the use of sarcasm. To convey the expectations of a wife she sarcastically retorts “My God, who wouldn’t want a wife?”(230). By saying this comment she is saying just how ridiculous it is that women do so much more than a man does. She goes on to retort “I want a wife who will not bother me with rambling
Is it right to objectify women to only care for their husbands and not themselves? This article was written back in the 1970s when women still did not have the rights that they deserved. The women's feminist movement was even going on at this point in time. “Why I want a Want a Wife” by Judy Brady developed her argument about the objectification of women with an effective use of pathos.
Judy Brady first conveys pathos by the use of sarcasm. To convey the expectations of a wife she sarcastically retorts “My God, who wouldn’t want a wife?”(230). By saying this comment she is saying just how ridiculous it is that women do so much more than a man does. She goes on to retort “I want a wife who will not bother me with rambling