Women's Suffering

Women's pain In today's society, the public tends to be gender to some extent. When people say the baby 's sex, they automatically go out to buy the boy' s blue clothes and the girl 's pink clothes. We think about girls 'dolls and boys' tracks. What happens when it goes beyond that? A girl born in the Victorian era means not only a small doll and pink but also a slave in his lifetime. Born in a family, people grew under harsh conditions, then married and became housewives of husbands rather than couples.

In the late 1800s, women had always had the experience of facing the fact that the century is a male-led society, and from time to time women are suffering for this depression. One of the women who suffers in this society is a narrator of "Yellow Book". The main crisis experienced by the narrator in the "yellow book" is that men dominate the social experience, based on the release of the narrator's body, the liberation of the spirit of the narrator, and the criteria of the status of women, It is connected. In that society

Prior to the 19th century, women had experienced great hardships, downgrades, discrimination, and yields. The role of traditional women is limited to the absolute command of society. Based on the role of these domestic women, women lack equality and humanity. Available occupations are housewives, children, maids, secretaries, and other low-level occupations that are particularly considered to be under the predominant men in Europe.

Prior to the 20th century, female roles were assigned to men. Men judge that women 's behavior will affect all women, but mainly middle - class women are affected. The male made a prison of ideology that kept the woman silent. Like an employee who takes care of a family, the woman is at home. The reader may think that this idea is common with "yellow wallpaper" and "emily rose". For outsiders Miss Emily may seem to have grown up in a gorgeous circle. But this is a sad loneliness. Her father ruleed Emily 's life and rejected all the young girls' possessions. Therefore, the first thing Ellie did was to find a boyfriend after his father died. The man she met was named Homer Baron. Emily and Homer went out to drive together. Our first hypothesis today is that he is her girlfriend, this is a small town in the south.

James Joyce's short story "Eveline" and William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" are under their father's control. The images of the two ladies below are clearly drawn by a character named Evelyn and Emily. Both women were abused by their father. Even after his father's death, this abuse has a great impact on their lives. Not only did these people succeed in expelling the men who might be part of the lady's life, they also pursued their dream of hope and happiness. "Of course, her father found this and forbade her to tell him something" (Joyce 5). Emily's father believed that "There is no one worthy of Miss Emily ..." (Faulkner 317). Perhaps neither of these people would have noticed that this torture has a direct or sustained impact on the life of Evelyn and Emily.