Authentically Portrayed Women in Literature

Anna Karenina, Leo Tolstoy, Margaret Mitchell's "Together with the Wind"; Tennessee Williams Desire Name Train ". At first glance, these literary legends do not seem to have in common. However, looking at the concept in detail, these three arts are combined. At the center of each story, a truly depicted woman, a woman stands. Women who have advantages, disadvantages, desires, memories, hopes and dreams. Strong and fragile, shameless yet subtle, sensual and virgin: Anna Karenina of Tolstoy, Scarlet O'Hara of Mitchell and Williams Blanche Dubois are beautiful, intelligent, mature women.

In the 19th century literary women were often portrayed as obedient men. Literature in this period often exposes women to social repression and the impact on men's life. "Yellow wallpaper" shows a tragic story of a woman falling into depression and crazy. Gilman wrote: Charlotte Perkins Gilman, suffering of an unknown hero presents yellow wallpaper "" Only female leads conflict ... ... the article is complete ... " Due to the sudden change in postpartum depression, this depression may be caused by instantaneous pressure and separation in the generation of child born childbirth hormones, estrogen, progesterone and thyroid born children. In this short novel, the hero was stroked by her husband John ...

It affects individuals. Women are considered sexual subjects, but they have the ability to persuade and influence the character of men in literature. Gilgamesh epic shows the ancient Mesopotamian literature and the image of society and the importance of appearance related to women of contemporary culture. In Gilgamesh proves that prostitute Shamhat is a representative of reputed women only ways. To support this argument, many aspects are defined