Women In Hannah Kent's Novel 'Burial Rights'

In Hannah Kent’s novel Burial Rights, women are often displayed as a stronger and more capable figure than the men in society. This is shown straight from the beginning in chapter one when Steina is sent by a visitor, in this case being the district commissioner, to go fetch some coffee and milk. Women are abused and taken advantage of within this society; they are there to serve their husbands and or guests and have to work double the time and thrice the effort. Along with this in the novel, women