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    All good stories convey a message. Gilman’s main message seemed eager to bring to light gender role issues and stereotypes of her time period. An average relationship of her time generally included a working middleclass husband and a house keeping wife. The wife normally did as she was told by her husband and took care of any family needs. Being a famous writer‚ Gilman did not exactly have an average role in society in her time as a female. From an oppressed perspective‚ having experienced firsthand

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    Jazmin Evans ENGL 1102 Professor Armida Gilbert 10 June 2015 Short Story Essay “The Yellow Wall-Paper” was written in 1892‚ and is often referred to as a feminist short story. Most people refer to it as such because the women in the story goes insane because of the role that most women played in society were very limited in that time period. She could not express herself at all‚ could it be possible that the author is making a feminist statement? This topic could take at least two different approaches

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    Interpretation of Literature Professor Lisa Dresback 2/5/14 Response Journal‚ February 5th 1. The yellow wallpaper in this story is a symbol of the traditional domestic life‚ of the narrator and many women during this time period. As the story progresses‚ the narrator begins to notice a deeper pattern in the wallpaper. At first‚ the narrator sees the paper as merely hideous and unpleasant color of yellow to look at. However‚ she eventually concludes that the sub-pattern is representative of trapped

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    by Kate Chopin What message is Kate Chopin trying to inveigh to her audience? This short story is a little confusing to me at first‚ but it expanded on my mind after I fully read this story. This story takes place at a store nearby where the antagonists live and a storm arises which strands two of the three family members because‚ of the dexterity of the storm. As this story progresses an old lover will seek shelter at an old friends home‚ and something greater will arise of it. This story is morally

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    Charlotte Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper‚” is a very interesting story of a woman defeating domination by the man figures in her life. Gilman reveals to the readers how a woman going through postpartum depression feels loneliness and isolation from the outside world‚ and suppresses her own interests. Gilman discloses how men used to treat women‚ and how women’s needs and interests were suppressed at that time. The central idea of this story is that women‚ who are going through any kind of health

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    Kate Chopin was able to amaze her readers‚ as well as paralyze their emotions. In Kate Chopin’s storyStory of An Hour” she was able to take you through sadness‚ relief‚ surprise. The main character Mrs.Mallard who was presumed to be a loving housewife was told her loving husband was kill in a tragic train accident. Through this news‚ Mrs.Mallard begins to feel abandoned‚ fearful. As she further digested the news of her husband death Mrs. Mallard also began to feel independent‚ free and happy. Her

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    different matter‚ such as Louise Mallard in the story‚ “The Story of an Hour” written by Kate Chopin. Mrs. Louise Mallard is a young and very pretty lady‚ but with the recent death of her husband‚ she appears to be much older. “She was young‚ with a fair‚ calm face‚ whose lines bespoke repression and even a certain strength. But now there was a dull stare in her eyes‚ whose gaze was fixed away off yonder on one of those patches of blue sky.” (Chopin 8) Louise not only seems to be aging physically

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    Response Paper “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a short story about a woman that has no power over herself and is told how to think‚ act and live. By todays standers that’s something that is no longer tolerated. Today men and women are looked at equally‚ both with the same amount of power. Using feminist theory one can analyze and criticize the story through symbolism and character. At the start of the Story the narrator is stuck in a time that women are not equal to men

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    American Literature‚ hour 6 Mr. Mulligan Is there anything in your life that you just want so badly but you can’t have? It’s always out of grasp? In Kate Chopin’s stories‚ examples of this can be seen. The woman in her stories and her era of time wished to be free and independent from the men and the influences of society. It almost seems that she is defying the conventional role of women of that era in society with her stories. In three of her stories‚ The Kiss‚ The Story of an Hour‚ and A Pair of Silk

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    Kate Chopin’s “The Storm”: Women‚ Sex and Marriage The passionate love affair depicted in Kate Chopin’s “The Storm” could be seen has quite tame when compared to the romantic novels of today‚ but a sexual interlude and affair of a married woman would have been very brazen when it was written in 1898. Chopin’s short story challenged societies expectations and beliefs when it came to women‚ sex‚ and marriage. The female characters in “The Storm” don’t necessarily conform to those of the traditional

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