Destabilizing the Social Norms Between Men and Women in A Midsummer Night’s Dream

The social order and love of "Midsummer Night's Dream" are distorted without being influenced by Sidhe, but Oberon, Titania, and their troubled teams use their personal quarrels to plot Insert forcibly. Roles and events have an impact. to play. Like dreams, they reversed the plot and caused confusion until the young Athenian people came out of the forest at dawn, so insanity and personality madness gave way to the accepted behavior of the traditional form of Elizabethan society I violated it. .

William · Shakespeare often uses his literary work to describe social problems of the time. The Midsummer Night's Dream depicts the relationship between men and women by drawing relationships, many relationships, daughters and fathers, husbands and wives, and men who are trying to impose their will on women. - Shakespeare's love for the Midsummer Night's Dream shows that Midsummer Night's Dream should be held at the wedding ceremony. Therefore, the theme of love will be the appropriate theme of the show. With this drama, like many Shakespeare plays, the theme is love. Shakespeare presents various aspects of love during the play. He shows how love affects the perception of your reality, and allows you to act in an unreasonable way.

Shakespeare makes it easy to blur the boundary of reality by inviting viewers to the dream of "Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Midsummer Night's Dream". He seamlessly fulfills the boundary between fantasy and reality. In the drama pattern, control and ordering is done through a series of contrasts, that is, conflict of sleep and wakefulness, exchanging reality and illusion, fairy tale and human mirror world. "The process of true love never happened smoothly." - William Shakespeare, "Midsummer Night's Dream" "Pride and Prejudice" appeared from 1796 to 1797 and is called "no" . impression. "At first, this novel was written anonymously, but after the death of Jane Austen, the novel became publicly known. The novel itself is a comedy style held in the quiet and charming countryside of England from 1796 to 1813. To be exact, arrogance and prejudice are among them.