Images of Masculinity and Femininity in Shakespeare's Macbeth

Masculinity and femininity of Mrs Macbeth Mrs. Macbeth has no traditional role of "mother", "daughter", "wife", but there is a "companion". Macbeth 's letter says "My greatest partner ... wonderful ...". I (v) Macbeth believes that Mrs Macbeth is equal despite military culture, but in every respect his political career, career, personal life, that is, she is his important person. It is noteworthy that attention is in "him". Mrs Macbeth lacks her status As in all women of this age, "status" can only come from her husband or father.

In Macbeth, Shakespeare created a fictional social order based on completely violent male domination and female repression. In Hamlet and King Lear, masculinity is a means of control and success. Macbeth's world not only attempts to eliminate the value of trust and hospitality regarded as femininity but also completely eliminates femininity. Although Macbeth is obsessed with the possibility of being pregnant to some extent, there is no mother's values ​​in his life as if eliminating these values ​​would make him ineffective. Born from women is weak, dependent, and ultimately fatal. Macbeth is trying to deny what Lear admits We came to this world without defenselessly and gradually depended on the fostering of women and gradually emptied his meaningful life.

Gender With this in mind, Shakespeare's Macbeth promoted Mrs. Macbeth 's supernatural evil. This shows the reality of Shakespeare era and its outdated, great evil and strange emotions, highlighting the influence of her personality on her husband and the drama conspiracy. In contrast, Macbeth seems to be acceptable to some extent.