Feminism In One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

On the contrary, the criticism, “Rebel, superman, bull goose loony: the hero as adolescent” written by Stephen W. Potts, possess an interesting view on the concept of feminism compared to the entirety of Ken Kesey’s novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Considering that the sixties consisted of a rapid social revolution, the females of the time period began to disregard their feminist qualities and set aside their womanly roles as wife, mother and housekeeper in order to pursue power and authority. In the mental hospital, the atmosphere is quite opposite from a patriarchy; for example, the woman obtain conformity, order, and regulation while the man possess qualities like chaos, rebellion, disarray and confusion. We see this entirely through