Dealing with Society Edna Pontelliers Battle with Social Class

Enna Ponterie and social class struggle Edna Ponterie is the hero of Kate Chopin 's novel "Awakening", an attempt to form her own femininity and sexuality in the late 19th century repression and Victorian Creole world. Women's identity She met a rival Mademoiselle Rice and was able to live freely like a woman. Edna himself was deprived of this freedom as she was married, and her elderly brought a fine social position during their childhood.

Edna Pontellier married Creole community. For her wealth, Leonce Pontellier 's wealth, she was introduced to the senior Creole community. Likewise, Kate married Creole society. Her husband Oscar Chopin is a rich Creole cotton broker. Even if his relatives did not warn him, he worships his wife and therefore tolerates Kate's extreme approach. Kate smoked and drank a bite. She wears not just a mold, she travels alone. After the first swimming, Edna's lifestyle is modeled on Kate's unconventional lifestyle. Edna also walks alone around the house. She abandoned her duty as a reception on Tuesday. Edna's father did not agree, but Lions still tolerated this.

Edna Pontellier was dissatisfied with the expectations of Creole society, dissatisfied with family life, and began to fall in love with exquisite Robert Lebrun. The affair of Lebrun and the lifestyle of the famous musician Mademoiselle Reisz revived Edna's freedom and independence. However, with love with erotic Alcee Arobin, Edna was able to realize the dangers of life beyond social customs. We skillfully explore how computer algorithm insights can be applied to our daily lives, solve common decision-making problems, and clarify the work of human thinking. Everything in our lives is limited by limited space and time, and these limitations have brought many specific problems. What should I do in a single or lifetime or do nothing? How much confusion should be accepted? What balance is the most full of new activities and familiar collections?

Published in 1899, Kate Chopin 's "Awakening" is the story of a successful husband Lions of Edna Ponterie and Louisiana Creole society. Edna seems to be doomed to fulfill her social role as a faithful wife and mother and is rationalized by Jewish - Christian faith and 19th century biological science. , I succumbed to hysteria psychologically or morally. However, with the redefinition of women with women's problems and the emergence of new women's movements, Edna started exploring her self-perception as an independent individual. She soon discovered that social constraints that women must live in her culture are eventually inevitable.