Limits and Challenges of the Feminist Critical Approach

Feminist literary criticism is one way of literary criticism, and I pay attention to the role of women in the context of literature. This includes how to create and understand female characters in any text, in addition to the role of female writers and female readers. This article will focus on some theoretical concepts that contribute to feminist literary discourse. It should compare and contrast the theoretical aspects advocated by the three famous feminist critics and also need to consider the arguments advocated by three female scholars.

There are many philosophical criticisms about the way of ability. This article will focus on the criticism of global feminist ethics, especially the criticism advocated by Alison Jaggar who is widely writing about feminist concerns. Criticism of Alison Jaggar is important because it embodies many questions about power relations (Jaggar, 1991, 1998, 2006; Kleist, 2010). The criticism of Jaggar is limited to Nussbaum and her version of competency method, and it solves the logical rationale and the central competency list.

Initially, feminists did not agree on how to deal with gender-driven models in law and society. Some feminists trying to challenge media stereotypes focus on causes and influences and they are criticized as censorship. Some people challenged the fashion and beauty industry with a very small influence and their efforts have been ridiculed by considerable personal ridicule. Several people have focused on anti-pornography (especially violent pornography) as a symbol of control and developed anti-pornography law (see pornography and censorship) for jurisdiction. When the jurisdiction of Indianapolis enacted a law that provides injunctive relief and damages to violent pornography, it was immediately identified as an infringement of freedom of expression (American Bookstore v. Hudnut, (771) ) F.2 d 323) (7 th Cir. 1985)). Recently, many feminists are investigating the role of structural fraud in maintaining gender repression.

Feminist criticism emerged in the 1970s, and women entered dialogue on literary criticism. Feminist critics focused on how male writers portray the role of women, how to strengthen or challenge the typical social norm of women's role, and the depiction of attitudes toward male personality and sex It is. Feminist criticism also focuses on discussing women writers and making them dialogue. Among the boundaries we discussed now, feminist critics may point out that Othello considers Desdemona to be a beautiful thing, not a real person. He is afraid of hurting her beauty by hurting her skin, but he believes she should die because he betrayed him. Described as deceiving him, Desdemona violated Othello 's perfect image and pedestal. He compared his skin even with Alabaster, which was used to make statues.