A Feminist Perspective: What’s That Smell in the Kitchen

Feminist's View: What is the hobby of the kitchen? Women's bra in the 1960s has become a symbol of women's liberation movement. But this is not the beginning of women's movement. It began many years ago in the late 1800s. In Marge Piercy's poem "What is the smell of the kitchen?", She explains how women in the 1980s became part of women's movement. According to Bell Hux, "Feminism is a fight against gender repression, so we promise to reorganize society for self-organization, eliminating the dominant ideology that is penetrating western culture at all levels .

In order to see the story correctly from the perspective of feminism, the reader must fully understand the contents of the feminist opinion. "There are many feminist views, each using different methods to analyze and interpret the text, one being" socially built "and the other being sex, race , Ethnicity, religion, nationality, age, ability in ability. Unequal distribution based on the status of gender and economic class (Southern University Online, 2011), 1). The story "girl" is an overview of the girl's story.

The history of feminist refers to the reinterpretation and reinterpretation of history from the viewpoint of feminism. This is different from the history of feminism that outlined the origin and evolution of the feminist movement. It also differs from the history of women whose history is focused on the role of women in historical events. Rediscovering and clarifying women's historical perspective by rediscovering female writers, artists, philosophers, etc. to restore and demonstrate the importance of past women's voices and choices is a feminist history The goal is.

96 For further interpretation of Magdalen's feminist image in Magdalen, see Jeme Schaberg's "Mary's Resurrection Magdalene" and Feminist's view on cultural and religious identity of Birgit Brenner. Madeleine, the mother of Ireland, and C. Chulainn. A hegemonic story about prostitution. Until recently, narration of sex workers, 97 criminal studies have shown that intimate partner violence is "a product of social relationship system", making the poor or minority women particularly vulnerable It was confirmed (Lenton 308). In Canada, especially when male partners have a "low profile occupation" and violence finally "corresponded", family attacks on "low income" relationships are more common (Lenton 306).