Mill, Carlyle and Tennyson on “The Woman Question”

Victorian married women are considered to have legal rights similar to children. In addition to teachers, you can not vote, retain bank accounts, sign contracts, or maintain professional status. Even if you divorce your husband owns all the money and property that a woman brings to her marriage and protects her children separately. It is expected that at home and in society, Isabella Viton plays "generals of the family" which is the term made in the handbook "Mrs Betons Family Management Book" of 1861.

Tennyson, Browning, Arnold and Carlisle Thomas Carlisle wrote that "Health does not know his health, but only the patient" (923). He spread this medical / biological proverb to the British Victorian social and ideological world. Carlyle solved this problem perfectly, how is the situation in the UK? He discovered that Britain was in transition and old ones were no longer useful for society, but new ones were not clearly defined. - The poetic style of Elizabeth Barrett Browning has been criticized by the poetry of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Her elusive style made many critics question Barrett's writing method. Indeed, some critics like Alethea Hayter suggested that "sincere criticism of her work has to admit that she often writes very poor poetry."

Robert Browning and Lord Alfred Tennyson depict brilliant paintings of women in the 19th century, but it seems they are not convinced of the answer to the "female problem". Both authors of men clearly focus on this issue, neither author has not disclosed a reliable solution as an answer. But Elizabeth Barrett Browning not only raised all injustices in the human world but also showed that it is probably not the human world. To end injustice is to challenge the collective attitude of society as a whole. Women not only fight human power, but also need to fight against the whole history of inequality.

During the spring vacation I devoted myself to Tennyson's job. However, I think that Tennyson thinks that the woman is "as a little male" and that "the heart of a woman is full of house issues, but this man is full of many things." After reading this article, I felt a betrayal and a bruise a little. Tennyson injected this power and severity into the bones I felt related to him, and his prejudice pulled us apart. As a female poet, my idea is actually a melodic word, a flow of consciousness and thought, and all the symbols of the landscape and metaphor which I can use to express concrete and abstract ideals It is satisfied. My femininity does not affect my ideological field