Essays on Woman

Female characters have a central role in Dubliners as James Joyce is giving a depth perspective to their role in each story. The author attempts to portray Dublin as it was in the early twentieth century and its socio-economic context with a pressurized and strict...

The women in India, since time immemorial, have been subjected to the evolution of status and respect as opposed to men who have always enjoyed high status and position in the society. However, many have carved their own niche in the long history of women’s...

Using contemporary African literature to discuss gender as an ideological social construct, this paper explores the nature of gender construction and its performativity in Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys Of Motherhood. By portraying the lived experiences of gendered subalterns, Emecheta writes woman to present woman’s standpoint...

A gender that makes up 50% of our population. But, have they been respected and treated justly? Are they getting what they deserve? Even though in western society, women are granted equal rights, there is not enough done to fill the gender gap. Women continue...

Many young couples are afraid to get pregnant because the baby requires so much attention and won’t have time or money for it. That’s why many couples who are sexually active wear protection to prevent pregnancy. Some couples worry about the exact opposite and have...

In many stories’ authors will write about the society they live in, especially when major controversy surrounds them. I believe an author whether it is intentional or not, will add these social commentaries into their writings. Stories are often filled with stereotypes and social commentary...

“Women will always be inferior to men.” That is what has been said for hundreds of years and it’s something that is still being said in today’s society. Women have almost always had to take the backseat when it comes to their wishes, goals, needs,...

For a large period women worldwide, especially in China were seen as wives who were intended to cook, clean, and take care of their children. Women in rural areas spent their entire days taking care of the house and looking after their husbands.Women had a...

In the 19th century, women were confined within the gender stereotype of the caring housewife whose only role was to take care of the children, prepare meals for the family and clean the house. This reinforced domestic lifestyle had isolated women from the breadwinners who...

In this essay, I will argue the question through the character of Socrates in Plato’s Book V from the Republic, how he chooses to stand on the base of having an efficient and prospers republic and the arguments he uses to reach that conclusion. To...