Women & Death: Symbols Beyond Themselves

A woman 's body is used to symbolize thinking. Women represent the country. Her body is a symbol of our culture in various ways. She is expressing something other than herself She is accustomed, she no longer becomes a body, but it transcends it. If she is a pure, pure and gentle woman, she symbolizes innocent death. If indiscriminate, she represents the collapse of the country. At other times, she is accustomed to symbolizing the idea or showing a suppression of a group. "Lovers of Porphyria" tried to convince the reader to sympathize with the murderer, she saved her from pure life and said that God agreed to his actions

Coral Lansbury (1985) and Hilda Kean (1998) wrote that the importance of this issue is to support the relationship of 'Brown Dog Death', a symbol of oppression of women's suicide movements. Male politics and hands of medical institutions. Keen thinks both sides think of himself as a future heir. Students think that women and union members are anti-scientific and sentimental representatives, but women consider themselves to be progressive, and the students and their teachers belong to the previous age .

Baffle is a symbol of the 1920s. Defined as an important part of "a growing growing 20s", baffle is a way for young women to define themselves. She is a woman who likes to appear in public, likes to be considered part of the "social environment", and openly accepts the definition of more traditional feminine temperament. Along with the end of the war, Europe became ruined. The United States is the center of the world stage and is considered the only country that has not experienced massive physical, economic and institutional damage. Compared with Europe, women in America, especially the United States, experience a wider freedom aspect. For this war, for men who participated in the war, many American women came to work in the factory. Article 19 of the amendment of the Constitution of the United States was passed to ensure women's voting rights.

In the meantime, the way women are drawn on posters is also very interesting. After the massacre of World War I, women had to find new ways of life to cultivate themselves and make many people widowed or unmarried. As a result, women become more independent and are drawn as such without enjoyment as husbands. The Theater of Doris Zinkeisen suggests this social change by drawing two women's friends who are confident in front of the box, but the men standing in the shadow against it as a background I can not do it. Clifford and Rosemary Eris' 1936 poster came to Playaso, women are enjoying themselves, but the information is more ambiguous - although she may be regarded as part of entertainment, she Moreover, I went out to dance in a street, modern woman, a city in the night