Women in Mordecai Richler's "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz"

In Duddy Kravitz's apprenticeship by Mordecai Richler, women seem to be lower in rank than men. Women of this novel include Yvette Durel, Minnie Kravitz, Aida Kravitz, Linda Rubin and Sandra Calder. Minnie Kravitz is the mother of Duddy. When Duddy was still young, she died and had nothing to do with Duddy. Duddy had little memory of her, and even if she was alive, I did not know if she still loved him.

It is a satire novel written by Mordecai Richler novel 'Apprentice of Daddy Kravitz' and explores the flaws of many celebrities. Many of these flaws are ironic through Duddy Kravitz's apprentice character. Mr. Richler uses monks satirizing three specific human faults, Mr. Cohen and Daddy Kravitz, while Daddy is ironic envy and greedy, Richler monks caught their own art, Coke sarcasm Even use it to satire unethical business practices. Ritchie laughed at the pride of art with Mr. Furia, a self-declared artist. Flare considers him to be an artist, but he is only in a hurry to communists. When Friar talked about film agreement with Duddy, he said he would not always want Duddy to participate in his art. "I accept that I will not interfere with my artistic integrity" (116). Because Flare wants to see himself as an artist, such things look like artists, professionals

Anti Heroes - There is no traditional noble idea, a hero who fights against universally respected values, usually a hero. Duddy is a classic anti-hero in Mordecai Richller's apprentice at Duddy Kravitz. He is vulgar, manipulated, self-centered. But Duddy is the center of the story and we are attracted by the challenges he has to overcome and the goals we want to achieve. Symbol - a symbolic role is the primary role or sub-role whose existence represents some of the essentials or aspects of society. For example, in the Frye monarch, pig is a symbol of the rationality and physical weakness of modern civilization, while Jack symbolizes the violent tendency that William Golding is a human (Id)