The Cult of True Womanhood 1820-1860, by Barbara Welter

In the situation of American women of the 19th century, women basically follow their husbands and suppress the role of housewives. Barbara welter 's "real women's worship" enables people to understand the lives of women during this time. Most women write for women's rights in the country, and Wert decided to take a different approach. The purpose of 'true woman worship' is to educate people about the lives of women in the 19th century.

In the prewar era, true women worship was common among middle-class white women and common white women. As Barbara Welter noted, this ideal set insists that all women have (or should) have a virtue of godliness, purity, family and submission. Venetria K. Patton said that Jacobs and Harriet E. Wilson who wrote Our Nig insisted on the title of "female and mother" of a black woman and that society also defines a woman, a slave narrative and emotion I explained that I reconstructed the type of novel. narrow. They insisted on the explanation about black birth vacation at Stowe, "to remake"

Since Barbara Welter first proposed this idea in 1966, many historians have argued that this topic is far more complicated and subtle than the term "worship of family" or "real woman" It was. Role, Role, and Role The situation of middle-class women in the 19th century is often diverse and inconsistent, for example it is claimed that the majority of what was regarded as anti-feminist in the past actually contributed to feminism It was. As part of the ideology of an independent area, "family worship" considers families as "appropriate fields" of women. Women live in private areas, run families, produce food (including servants), raise children, and take care of husbands. Barbara Welter (1966) insists that "real women" should support and practice the four major strengths.

True female worship - a structure that insists on the 19th century, developed by Barbara Welt, a literary critic in 1961. The nature of wealthy middle class British and Americans should pursue and maintain behavioral standards based on purity, piousness, family, obedience to patriarchy, and dependence on male superiority. This honor rule puts a white woman on the pedestal and leaves the sexual exploitation to black women. Representative (Africa) - African migration to a geographically different place outside the African border. Most African diaspora are descendants of people who were enslaved during the slave trade across the Atlantic and transported to the Americas; people and their ethnic customs, sources of cultural folklore and other ethnic Dispersion and movement of identity