Comparing the Ways in Which Susan Hill and Thomas Hardy Present the Woman in Black and the Withered Arm

Comparing Susan Hill and Thomas Hardy with the women of black women and blacks of withered arms and wilting women is a well-known modern literary work, different similarities to present supernatural stories Method is used. In the evaluation of these two books we will consider the speed, tension, explanation, structure, style, literary installation, and creative writing in the two books. However, when evaluating these two works, "The Withered Arm" and "The Woman in Black" are neither short stories nor short stories, but the lengths are varied.

More dead arms and imaginative women I will review two novels by writer, Thomas Hardy. "Wit arm" and "imaginative woman" I emphasize those similarities and differences. We will also analyze each content. The first thing I noticed in these two stories is that they are all written in a third party story. Another thing that we noticed about both writing styles is that it is quite old-fashioned, and tells us that these novels must have been written someday in the 19th century.

Thomas Hardy's "Wilted Arm" is another book exploring prejudice in a particular era of his writing. "Wilted arm" was written in the mid-nineteenth century. In the short story, it shows female dependence on men. A short story also shows the importance of age. Therefore, the short story in the 19th century society shows sexism and age discrimination. Roda Brooke is a woman who owns farmers born in marriage and owns the land where you own. He ignored her and her children, which shows that she is also a woman who has also been used for marital problems or sexual behavior ("rat and man" prostitutes Same as women). It also shows the women's inferiority at the time. Roda Brooke is an outsider (similar to Collie 's wife of the book "Mouse and Man"). She is an outsider because she took illegal children to Farmer Lodge so she is a "corrupt woman". She was protected by other people, she was alone away from the village (except her son)

John Steinbeck's "The Mouse and the Man" and Thomas Hardy's "The Wilted Arm". Social and historical background, environment, plot, character, theme, language are included. There are many differences in social and historical backgrounds between "wild weapons" written by Thomas Hardy and John Steinbeck in "The Mouse and the Man", but there are similarities between them. During the Great Depression of the 1930s, "Mouse and Person" appears in Soledad, California. Transportation is very different, most people travel on foot or by horseback. People who are rigid like George and Renee have never taken a bicycle and have never been taken to the place they wanted to go. There are available trains, but people like George and Lenny are hiding in the box, and free cycling is more common. Like the Great Depression, many companies went bankrupt and many companies were unemployed.