Essays on Feminism

As I came across a historical portal, I discovered a dress of a young girl no older than 6 years of age. I placed hands on the small and delicate dress that is from approximately 200 years ago, and couldn’t make out its color under…

Written in the late eighteenth century, the statement “All men are equal” originally set the tone for societal standards by acknowledging that the human race, specifically its differences between sexes were to be grounded by a uniform identity. However, despite the longevity of the feminist…

The Yellow Wallpaper is an indication for change within the patriarchal culture of society. The want for change is seen through a semi autobiography detailed by Charlotte Perkins Stetson. In the story, Stetson showcases the readers an occurrence comparable to what she had experienced during…

Some topics are better understood when you approach them on the basis of what they are not than what they are. Feminism as a concept falls in this category. This is so because most users of the term abuse or misuse it either because they…

“Why have there been no great women artist?” is the title of a celebrated 1971 article composed Linda Nochlin. A renown educator of History of Art who studied at Vassar College receiving various mentions of honor amid her vocation. Linda contends to uncover extraordinary overlooked…

Wa’el AllySaturday, June 9, 2018Honors English Two Summer AssignmentPsychological Body Paragraph When it comes to the idea of ‘tTradition’, the novel introduces us to a Hispanic setting which is also set in the past. Throughout the text Tradition is received in both extremes being that…

In the current social climate, women are powerhouses. Previously, there has always been a stigma against women. They have long been seen as lesser than men, their only use being bearing children and cooking and housework. Now, even though we aren’t fully there yet, the…

From the era of 1800’s, women created a powerful role in the molding of this world and till this day, they have been pushed to the side and made less. They were forced to only watch this country progress while they were being rejected the…

Feminist epistemologists believe that the traditional ways of obtaining knowledge through sciences and social sciences are valid, but gender biases are prevalent in these practices and need to be removed to be truly objective. Feminist methodologies all share a dedication to move the focus from…

In Ibsen’s A Doll’s House and Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, both playwrights have shed light on the struggles women face to establish their place in the patriarchal society. While in A Doll’s House women finally triumph over patriarchy, in A Streetcar Named Desire, they…