Yerma Essays

Disturb” wants to have a baby, but cant because of her situation and her husband just wants her to live. Yerma from Lorca’s drama “Yerma” wants to have a child, but her husband does not want to have any. Both stories are based o the fact that the women want to have children, but their husbands seem to be against their faith and decisions. While the Wife wants to die because she feels empty, Yerma takes things too far and leads to the death of her husband. While the main characters in both stories

Lorca’s play, a woman, who has a leading role, named Yerma, is a self-defined name of the character as it instigates from the Spanish word “Yermo”. The alternative meaning of this name comprise barren, isolated, as well as infertile are all definitions of “Yermo”, thus, these all are detailed individualities of the show’s character, Yerma. This paper discusses this character who is a woman surrounded in an unproductive relation with her husband, Juan. Yerma existed in a culture which depends on parenthood

The first part of the trilogy, named, “Bodas de Sangre,” (The Blood Wedding) was made in 1933. It portrays a woman who runs away with a previous love interest on the day of her wedding. “Yerma” (No translation,) the second part, showcases a deadly situation in a loveless marriage. The heroine of the story strangles her husband for not understanding her need to love and have children. The third and final part in the trilogy, “La Casa de Bernada