Trapped in the Body of Society

Emily Jane Bourdon, born in the beautiful, damp, lush country of Britain in 1818, is one of the most literary literary works in the literary world. Before she founded "Wuthering Heights" in 1847, her sisters Charlotte and Anne Bronte were writers and Emily was happily spending time so Emily Bronte comes from a very creative family . I write prose and poetry. Since Bronte's sisters live in a strong patriarchal society, ideal Victorian women deal with housework and leave everything else to men, under the pseudonym of Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell men I am writing their novels.

James Napp wrote that "the general concept of modernist aesthetics" is a meaningless meaning of late capitalism, an explanation of the soul trapped in the general industrial society. Although this article does not suggest that Nap intentionally uses the metaphor of transsexuality, as Armstrong and Cathy said, the use of images of the spiritual soul fighting roughly The possibility makes it possible to conceptualize modernism with this idiom. A new woman makes this critical connection by treating a modernist transgender woman as a historian's subject without repeating the synonym theory, which itself is a modernist transgender female allegory bondage I will try to remove it. Only Armstrong and Cauchy realized that temperament beyond women is essential to the aesthetics of modernist, and he repeated the aesthetics of women beyond sex in literary modernism through adjustment of the Qia theory It was.

In confusion they claim that they are women or men born this way, trapped in bodies of different gender, not subject to social constraints. In fact, they insist on resisting the need for biology and using their clothes, hormones, and externally integrated sharp blades to create their own gender, overwhelming internal discord.