Role Of Women And Desire For Freedom

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Contents Introduction 1- The Story Of An Hour 2- A Rose For Emily 3- Role Of Women And Desire For Freedom Of The Protagonist Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Recently, there is common knowledge that the human cannot be discriminated against focused on sexual orientation, gender, etc… in just about any situation one can think of. On the other hand, this compilation of acts involves but is not restricted on demotion, promotion, firing or hiring of women. During all past historical ages, women were struggling hard to gain their freedom along with obtaining their desired rights. However, strangely enough, this well-known fact is often easily ignored in the cases of women; many more fear to speak out because of retaliation and prejudices, which will be lodged against them if they were to step forward. Notwithstanding, social scientists believe that there are several elements involved in making changes to the collective mind in similar situations such as these. Among them are attitude, structure (as in the structure of society), and the technical aspects specific to the situation to which they are applied. The number of reports filed rises every year, indicating that the problem is becoming more pronounced, than more and more women are being harassed, belittled and demeaned simply because they were born female. A chief complaint among these women who do speak out is that they are passed over for promotion, the positions instead given to men with lesser qualifications. Yet, in literature, most of authors announce those issues in their written novels, stories, or even poems. This paper articulates an analysis of two stories related with women struggle to gain their freedom, "A Rose For Emily", by William Faulkner, and " The Story Of An Hour", by Kate Chopin. Conclusion is enclosed to summarize the paper's details, and a works cited page is attached.

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