Awareness in Boys and Girls by Alice Munro

When children face emotional affairs to challenge their thinking, they walk "growing" the way to discover their identity. Alice Munroe's short story "boys and girls" shows the arrival of this age by following the growth of young girls. As she changes from the beginning to the end, we obey the main character of the story. When the story begins, the narrator is like a child of distraction not noticed by gender. She then began to respond strongly to her way of handling her and her expectations for young women.

Alice Munroe 's short story "Boys and Girls" has discovered the meaning of becoming a girl through young girls and is exploring the various roles of men and women in society. By carefully studying the elements of the short story used in "boys and girls", it helps to understand the meaning of the story. The story occurred in the 1940 's, only 20 miles from the county prison, in the fox farm in the suburbs of Jubilee. It is a place that reflects the wisdom and wisdom of the narrator's father. The fox of the fox is nicely arranged on a high guard rail like "medieval town". Each pen has a kennel, a wooden ramp and a cutlery attached to a pointed line. Fox · farm is a father's field, it is a place of diligence and creation, and narration is felt at home. The house itself is a mother's field, but it is a place where narrator avoids. It avoids many elements of the female world.

Alice Munro's "Boys and Girls" attempts to see young girls' rituals through the growth of women from a limited feminist perspective. Narrator fought in unison with Canada's Fox Farm in 1940. Since this time is centered on the rule of men, when the society finally gives up to the rules imposed on her, the desire to become a strong woman is tired. This story is written in the first person stories seen through the eyes of young liberal girls. The theme of this story is self discovery, stereotype and rebellion. In order to describe these themes, literary methods such as synonyms, coincidence, situation irony are used. As the author tries to describe the creativity of his father to a famous novel, it appears in "Books in his favorite world is Robinson Crusoe."