The Evolution of the Modern Woman as seen in Roald Dahl's 'Witches'

Comparing women of the past two centuries with today's modern women, it is clear that a major change is occurring. Changes such as industrial revolution, women are included in labor force and women's rights movement, this began, women's voting rights increased. This ultimately gives women the opportunity to occupy the government position, ultimately giving women the power and realizing a more equal society in society. Today, women run to the president, bring up their families alone as a single mother, and have a chance to get a senior position at the company.

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Born in Villa Marie in Fairwater Road, Rand Duv, Wales in 1916, Roald Dahl was born in Norway by parents Harald Dahl and Sofie Magdalene Dahl (née Hesselberg). Dahr's father moved from Sarpsborg in Norway to the UK and emigrated to Cardiff in the 1880s. His mother died in 1911 and married his father. Dahl was named after Norway polar explorer Roald Amundsen. His primary language is Norwegian, and he is talking home with his parents and his sisters Astri, Alfhilt and Ells. Dahl and his sisters grew up in Lutheran faith and were baptized in the Norwegian church in Cardiff where their parents worshiped.

Roald Dahl was born in Villa Mary, Fairwater Road, Randolph, Glamorgan, 1916, parents of Norway, Harald Dahl and Sophie Magdalen (Hesselberg). Dahr 's father moved to Cardiff from Sarpsborg in Norway in the 1880' s. His mother came to marry his father in 1911. Dahl was named after Norway's national hero pole explorer Roald Amundsen. He speaks Norwegian at home with his parents and sisters, Astri, Alfhilt and Els. Dahl and his sisters were named in the Norwegian church in Cardiff where their parents worshiped.