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    Kate Chopin lived and died at a time of great social revolution. Surrounding her life was the women’s rights movement. Many female writers during this time discussed their qualms with society through entertaining pieces of fiction. Chopin’s The Awakening is an example of this form of writing; the book is about a woman who seeks sexual fulfillment outside of marriage. Her “The Story of an Hour” is another of her societal analysis pieces. In “The Story of an Hour‚” Kate Chopin reveals her beliefs about

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    Remarkable Immoral Kate Chopin Authors in the nineteenth century were descriptive and wrote for a cause‚ but the content of each story was relatable. A writer does not just think of a story that is automatically deep and rich in thought; he or she needs to become the character of the story. Kate Chopin modeled her female characters as strong‚ independent women much like herself. She wrote as if each story was an autobiography about different lives she wanted to live. Chopin could not judge the characters

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    The Awakening by Edna Pontellier takes place in the 1980s in Louisiana and is about a woman’s desire to live fully within her true self. At the beginning of the story Edna Pontellier is a devoted wife and mother who is vacationing at Grand Isle with her family. While there Edna meets a young man named Robert Lebrun. Before they act on their mutual romantic interest in each other‚ Robert leaves for Mexico. To her misfortune things did not work out with Robert but she then meets a new man shortly after

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    of Mrs. Mallard. The societal norms of the late 1800’s dictated that women would assume the feminine role and live for their husbands; as a woman’s place was to reside in the shadow of her man. Through the rich use of symbolism Chopin illustrates how the confinement created by social inequality illuminates our innate desire for freedom. The heart is a repeated conventional symbol used that reinforces Mrs. Mallard’s internal and external restrictions set upon her. “Knowing that Mrs. Mallard was

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    Mr. Milan Biswakarma Miss Elizabeth Jones Music Appreciation November 3‚ 2014 Chopin‚ the Women behind the Music On the two hundredth anniversary of Chopin birthday‚ a young pianist James Rhodes‚ prepared the documentary to find out the real inspiration behind the Chopin’s heart breaking music‚ especially the women’s voice. Chopin was the greatest musician of that time. It was not only his composition that made his composition so powerful and perfect but it is also the voice of the women that can

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    Hour‚ written by Kate Chopin‚ the tale of an eluded housewife’s true emotions are liberated. Mrs. Mallard‚ a women distressed with a heart disorder‚ went through life married to a man she felt trapped and held bondage to. She hid away these most undesirable emotions‚ like any common 1800’s wife would‚ and acted with quite a perplexing amount of serenity. Normally‚ women were not independent during the 19th century. Traditionally‚ they did all the difficult work within the

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    them change. The main characters are what really keeps the story moving. One character that undergoes a pretty be change is Mrs. Mallard from "The Story of an Hour" written by Chopin. Mrs. Mallard mentions a bit of her past‚ goes through a dramatic issue when her husband was announced dead‚ and finally has a realization for a new life. In the past‚ Mrs. Mallard was a submissive wife. From what I read I understood that she seemed to have always done right by her husband. "And yet she had loved

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    Kelly Tran Professor Newcomb English 2201 Section 016 October 8‚ 2014 One Dramatic and Tragic Hour of a Woman “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin In this short story—literally because the story happened within an hour‚ Kate Chopin manages to let her readers contemplate on the roles of women‚ more particularly in a marital status. Chopin delivers her point by creating a story about how a woman deals with the death of her spouse. This situation gives readers a prediction‚ and that is how the widow

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    Kate Chopin’s “The Story of an Hour” is a short story that tells of the feelings and thoughts of Louise Mallard after she learns of her husband’s death. When the story starts the readers already know of a tragic event that has happened‚ and the characters have no idea. This is because of the POV that Chopin wrote the story in. This story is told in the third person point of view‚ and because of this it makes the story a lot more dramatic but understandable. If the story would have been told in the

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    book is Kate Chopin. Kate Chopin‚ aka Katherine Chopin‚ who was born on February 8th‚ 1850 in St. Louis‚ Missouri. She began to write after her husband passed away. She completed this novel on January 11th‚ 1898 and published it in 1899. The title is special because it refers to all of the ways in which Edna is awaken to reality. Not only is she awakening to her inner-self‚ but she is also awakening to her sexualness. Throughout this story there are plenty of events that awaken Edna. After reading

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