A Woman’s Role in a Patriarchal Society

From the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century, a series of events called feminist movement occurred. In the meantime, many women start changing their minds and want to change social roles. In his view on feminist analysis, Donald Hall said: "The feminist methodology focuses on gender and explores the complex ways women are deprived of social power and various forms of self expression The title of feminism "major change" (Hall 199)

For centuries the role of women in society has been carefully defined by patriarchal sociology systems. Until the 1960s it was considered a woman's female responsibility and her main role in life. The conscious limitations on the number of children they refer to are not only women who not only infringe on their natural function but also can not fulfill their duties in their country (Currie & Adamson, 1977). This right occurred only in Australia in 1902 (Currie & Adamson, 1977), denied the right to education, especially higher education. Even after gaining this right people are still concerned about the adverse effects of schools on girls, including curving on the desk and thinking tightly (Currie & Adamson, 1977). This power should be preserved for birth. Even today, women are still in a weak position

Changing the role of women in society How was women and their rights in Western society from the 1600s to the beginning of the 20th century? For centuries women and their rights have been suppressed by human rule. Struggle continues to recognize the cultural role and achievement of women and their social and political rights. This is a female patriarchal society that hinders or prevents women from achieving productive and creative possibilities.