The Feminist Struggle in Katherine Mansfield’s Short Stories

Katherine Mansfield belongs to a group of female writers who utilize their economic and social position to criticize the patriarchal position. Like Virginia Woolf, Mansfield enjoys socio-economic privileges to write influential texts considered "primitive feminist" before the first feminist movement. "The progressive era of Mansfield's work was found to be particularly problematic, as" the tradition of modernism often impairs the value of the middle class and the right to fully accept the liberation of value ... " Martin 69)

Laura struggled with the growth of the garden party through the struggle of a young woman's youth and the short story "Garden Party" depicting its adulthood. Mansfield depicts the story of dissatisfaction, confusion, enlightenment and maturity caused by the complexity of the class differences. Roller, the protagonist of Mansfield, encounters considerable difficulties in her growth and must condemn all her childish ideas in the fantasy world in order to mature in the real adult world .

A paper on the main characterization technique of a short story: Miss Brill "The main character of Katherine Mansfield's short story written by Catherine Mansfield, Miss Brill is a person living in a world of dreams." She I am much more impressed with my impression than people. In addition, she is a lonely personality, but she does not understand this. She even judges whether other people are funny, old or strange, but in fact she also has funny and strange characters ... Catherine Mansfield? Miss Brill? When a person is deprived of an emotional interpersonal relationship, this is a deep interpretation of delusive thinking. This short story represents a picture of an old lady, Miss Brill who believes that life is a walk in the park until the couple led the couple to believe that not all life is fantasy. Although the story developed, Miss Brill experienced a dramatic change at the end of the story.

Miss · Brill (Catherine · Mansfield, 1922) "Miss Brill", a short story about Catherine · Mansfield's lady Sunday outing park, published in her 1922 story collection "Garden Party". The permanent popularity of the story is due to the fact that the character of Misburu uses the flow of consciousness that she reveals through the perspective of others while watching the crowd from the park bench. Mansfield's talent as a writer can show that she is not. Catherine Mansfield's "Miss Brill" goes out on Sunday afternoon and talks about a woman watching the world as a drama. Both - herself - fulfill their role. She was wearing fur and the author mentioned this through a story and understanding of her loneliness by Miss Brill was revealed only at the end of the story. Mansfield uses expression, image, and pattern techniques to express human alienation themes in society.