Neeru Tandon and Anshul Chandra in their book Margaret Atwood argue that this novel questions and challenges the gender prejudice of male art history which condemns a woman painter to a passive character on account of her femininity (159). In “Study of Childhood Trauma”, Anna Lloyd remarks that Elaine also observes that the fathers of her childhood friends are also oppressive and violent against their families. In Cordelia’s household Elaine perceives that owing to his contempt and his habit to criticize his family, Cordelia’s father turns the house into a divided one. As soon as he is at home, the family sits down at the dinner table and everything has to be arranged. The table is perfectly laid and the family members also have to be appropriately dressed.
Instead men, but most women, are expected to work from teenage years until well into adulthood. The consequences of this have devastating effects. The documentary, The Hidden Face of Globalization describes how exhausted and ill female employees are because of their work schedule and how “families are collapsing” and children are left at home to fend for themselves. Some workers never reach adulthood due to the high amounts of factory fires in the country. During the especially infamous collapse of the Rana Plaza in 2013, 1,100 workers died including children brought to work by their parents (Bartley 147).
This theory chiefly focuses on that men are aggressive and use force throughout their lives. Which came from a patriarchy social system we had in place which held men in power in every aspect of life, from women and children, political power, control of property to the moral authority. Also, some patriarchy religious ideology love to take certain biblical verses and misused them ,and take them out of context. This promotes a model of power and control of the women and children in certain relationships , which manifest into domestic abuse (Pence & Paymar, 1993). The feminist theory obviously tries to find out the main principle of domestic abuse, and in doing so they see the root causes of domestic violence as the consequence of the outcome of us living in a society that aggressive behaviors are perpetrated by men, while the belief that women are socializing to be non-violent(Pence & Paymar, 1993).
She tell a story of a young girl named fwadaus who lost the house key of her uncle’s house .After losing the key fwadaus decided to burn her hand so as to attract sympathy from his uncle who mistreated her . The story says “this fateful day, she lost something not so little- she’d lost the key to the house and she was terrified of her uncle‘s wrath.” and the story continuously say. “Only two weeks ago, he had beaten fwadaus for spilling a pitcher of milk. She’d fallen and hit her head, knocking herself unconsciously for thirty seconds. She’d come to still lying on the floor as her uncle was shouting at her auntie not to help her.” This shows how physical abuse of her uncle pushed fwadaus to take bad decision of burning her
In Fight Club, Tyler realizes that Project Mayhem was not a story about a revolution, but rather an organization, which caused harm to people through violence (Olivia Burgess 276). Regardless, Samarkand and Fight Club examine the theme of violence, and one evident conclusion from the texts is that, violence takes two forms, good and
It informs us that this poor boy was subjected to emotional abuse from his mother Norma. She kept telling him time and time again that is was a sin to have sexual intercourse and all women except for his sainted mother were loose and just wanted one thing from a man. So when his mom found herself a love Norman became extremely jealous and so gave them both a strychnine cocktail. Norman’s mind had seriously deteriorated and he picked up dissociative identity disorder which caused him to assume the personality of his mother. So once released from the asylum Norman returns home to the house his mother left him and the family business The Bates Motel.
They begin with simple dreamlike states and move between sanity and lunacy. The patrons and waitress turn on each other and end up killing one another. Much of this chapter felt extreme upon first reading, but then, as I read it a second time, I felt Gaiman was teaching us how dangerous it is to live in a dreamlike state of denial. We see from the beginning of the chapter that Bette denies the reality of a son who never came home from college. We learn as Bette learns that not only did he not come home, but he is also a prostitute.
Introduction: Ghashiram Kotwal is a one of the authentic plays by Vijay Tendulkar. It is a very famous in Marathi Literature. Vijay Tendulkar is a well known playwright in Marathi literature. He was born on 6 January 1928 in Kolhapur district and died on 19 May 2008.He was suffering from a particular dieses.He was also famous for his dramatic work like Shantata Court Chalu Aahe (1967) Ghashirasystem tom Kotwal (1972) Sakharam Binder (1972) Many of his plays gives inspiration to the readers. Vijay Tendulkar has given good contribution to the Marathi literature.
There were times where I felt used or jealous. I got jealous of my mom one day, I woke up later than usual and I went downstairs to see my mother and Joe in the basement doing the same things he and I did. I got angry, I thought only fathers and daughters did those things. He didn't get any love from me that night. I guess because I didn't want to do anything he took it upon himself to enjoy my body anyways.
This play exposes the badly treatment through male in India community whether from father to his son as it happened to Sakharam Binder himself due his ideal view to the society particularly regarding his caste that leads him to change his behavior in the opposite way, he smokes cigars, speaks vulgar language, indulges in sex, and drinks liquor, another incidents for the badly treatment that it occurs between Sakharam Binder who became victimizer to ladies who lives with him as refugees of the oppression of the society such as Laxmi she said: “It is a year now since I entered this house. I haven’t had a single days rest, whether I’m sick or whether it’s a festival day. Nothing but work, work: work all the time. You