Male Fear in Historic Literature

While reading many of the work of past writers such as William Shakespeare, Jeffrey Joe, Calidasa, we tend to have repeated themes in many of the past works. The subject I am talking about is fear or view of men and women must be pure and sacred to be regarded as having some value or value. This opinion is not held by the author of a specific period or specific region. Indeed, this particular theme can be seen in Indian places such as stories from the Far East, eg Sakuntala, Ring of Memories, Ramayana.

As a way to establish and lead the course, we focus on women's cultural and historical status through British literature. Throughout the history of the UK, the status of women is different, and literary works created by men with female characters and literary works created by women provide an interesting insight into the male-dominated culture. Although we certainly solve other popular problems in British literature other than gender, most of the literature we read reverses the ideology of the popular sex role, maintains the status quo and emphasizes women's problems Tries an attempt. With women (and sex) as our primary theme, at the end of the semester we should be able to make our own interpretation of British culture and its literature as cultural works.

The main premise of historical criticism is that literature is not only a product of the impulse that the artist speaks but also the product of his historical time formed by the norms, hopes, fears, prejudices, attitudes and limits at that time It is that. Therefore, the best way for readers is to place literary works in their historical context and study the contemporary problems that it reflects. The important work of historical critics is trying to restore the knowledge of the lives, thoughts, and feelings of people in a place while writing works. For students and critics, this research needs to be studied. To be a historical critic, you have to do some homework and learn about the era of writing text.

It is difficult to separate feminist literary criticism from history. Since humans invented sentences, it reflects the historical fact that most people live in a male mainstream society. The main means of literary education, publication and interpretation are dominated mainly by men and are usually only for men. As a result, the majority of our literary records are texts written by male and male protagonists and traditional men's interests of legend, adventure, war, exploration and well-thought texts. Men defined "literature" and built a list of masterpieces. Female characters represented by male writers are often expressed in a series of narrow stereotypes such as Banshee, virginity, and victims. Therefore, the opinion of men dominates the history of literature.