Noblewoman in a Male-Centered Society

"Russian Women's Day" is a memoir of a translation originally written by a Russian woman named Anna Rabina. Anno's memoirs show their own views on the private life and gender role of Russian aristocratic families. Anna thinks that men and women are essentially similar, but not with respect to morals and religious beliefs. She believes that men have fundamental differences in morals and religious beliefs, as men have the ability to freedom, remarks and addiction to doctrine. Among her memoirs, Anna suggests that women in this society have the ability to shape and control their lives by creating modesty, submission, and good behavior during torture I will.

Women with power will challenge the patriarchal tradition. Whether you accept it or not, we (Indonesia and most of today's countries) live in patriarchal society, male domination, male comrades, male-centered society. There is no doubt that these beliefs and practices are unacceptable and disappointing. Once a woman is entitled, she denies these beliefs and prove this through her actions. She is equal in all men and women. "Giving power is powerful and not a victim.Empowerment is critically thinking rather than simply accepting parity of the face value or accepted story.The most important thing is to give authority That means that you will remain loyal to yourself. "

"Russian Women's Day" is a memoir of a translation originally written by a Russian woman named Anna Rabina. Anno's memoirs show their own views on the private life and gender role of Russian aristocratic families. Anna thinks that men and women are essentially similar, but not with respect to morals and religious beliefs. She believes that men have fundamental differences in morals and religious beliefs, as men have the ability to freedom, remarks and addiction to doctrine. Among her memoirs, Anna suggests that women in this society have the ability to shape and control their lives by creating modesty, submission, and good behavior during torture I will.