Property as Feminist Dynamic in Welty's Delta Wedding

In our traditional patriarchal society as a characteristic of feminist dynamics in Welti Delta 's wedding ceremony, the eldest son' s inheritance system is the standard for inheriting assets. It is unusual for someone other than the firstborn son to inherit family property. Even more rare is a woman's legacy prohibited from possessing property in many places. Therefore, the inheritance model pointed out by the lobby at Delta's wedding ceremonies is contrary to cultural norms. Eudora Welty depicts domestic politics representing a feminist movement that departs from patriarchal but does not completely prevent patriarchy.

At first sight this story is only describing Fairchild's family life in the Mississippi Delta, but Eudora Welty's Delta wedding is a very complex novel. This book covers about a week in 1923 surrounding the wedding ceremony prepared by the wedding and the most beautiful girls in the family, Dabney Fairchild and Troy Flavin. The plot is very simple, but this book is full of networks of numerous characters and their complex relationships and has a rich symbolic meaning. First, the text reveals Welty's view on knowledge and perception of reality: many voices of her novel have different ways to observe reality and understanding, and the authors emphasize these differences To do.

In our traditional patriarchal society as a characteristic of feminist dynamics in Welti Delta 's wedding ceremony, the eldest son' s inheritance system is the standard for inheriting assets. It is unusual for someone other than the firstborn son to inherit family property. Even more rare is a woman's legacy prohibited from possessing property in many places. Therefore, the inheritance model pointed out by the lobby at Delta's wedding ceremonies is contrary to cultural norms. Eudora Welty depicts domestic politics representing a feminist movement that departs from patriarchal but does not completely prevent patriarchy.