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    of elements help show the reader what the author is trying to say in their story. Character is a big element in “The Yellow Wallpaper”. There are many different characters in “The Yellow Wallpaper” including: John‚ her brother‚ John’s sister‚ Weir Mitchell‚ the woman in the wall and Jane. Most of these characters are not mentioned‚ but once in the whole story and they still make an impact on the meaning. The narrator’s brother is a physician just like her husband‚ John‚ she listens to what her husband

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    she sounds level headed and sensible‚ however‚ as the story progresses; she began to succumb further into the idea that she just needs more rest and seclusion. According to Wikipedia‚ the cure as well as its name were created by doctor Silas Weir Mitchell‚ and it was almost always prescribed to women‚ many of whom were suffering from depression; especially postpartum depression which can relate to the women in the story because she has a baby but she feels as though she cannot take care of him or

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    believe that she needs to be unstimulated in order to overcome post-partum depression‚ as was practiced by such prominent theorist as Sels Weir Mitchell‚ who was in fact Gilbert’s own physician at the time the story was written. ( as a side note: It is of interest to note that after reading Gilbert’s account of her own feelings in this short story‚ Wier Mitchell discontinued the use of "rest therapy".) We discover in later time frames that John is in denial of his wife’s deteriorating medical condition

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    Steroids in Sports

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    Steroids in Sports In many places around the world today‚ sports competitions are increasing in popularity due to the quest to win‚ to be the best. Many athletes will do anything to win‚ whether that means breaking the rules or cheating. The desire to win is imbedded into all humans‚ especially when professional athletes of today’s age are becoming icons and are viewed as figures of greatness by their rare abilities to perform at such a high level. The quest for money and fame is also a common reason

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    “The yellow wallpaper” in the story is resulted from the narrator’s perception that the wallpaper is a topic she must analyze. She believed that the yellow wallpaper symbolizes things that deeply affect her emotion. The wallpaper expands its symbolism accordingly throughout the story. In the beginning‚ the yellow wallpaper is quite unpleasant. The writer describes it as soiled‚ ripped and an unclean yellow. Moreover‚ it is of a shapeless pattern that makes the narrator try to figure out how it

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    connected to the narrator for it relates to her state of mind‚ her position in society‚ and her relationships. Gilman’s characterization of the narrator is based on autobiographical experience of hysteria and Neurasthenia‚ her treatment with S. Weir Mitchell‚ her marriage and motherhood. First‚ the wallpaper is symbolic and connected to‚ not only‚ the narrator’s state of mind but reflects many aspects of her life especially her position as a woman. As Maria Teresa Gonzalez Minguez says‚ “For many a woman

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    a severe depression after the birth of her only child (Kennedy et. al. 424). Unfortunately‚ she was treated by Dr. S. Weir Mitchell‚ who forbade her to write and prescribed only bed rest and quiet for recovery (Kennedy et al. 424). Her condition only worsened and ultimately resulted in divorce (Kennedy and Gioia 424). Gilman ’s literary indictment of Dr. Mitchell ’s ineffective treatment came to life in the story "The Yellow Wallpaper." On the surface‚ this gothic tale seems only to relate

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    Perkins Gilman experienced from 1860 to 1935‚ it is difficult to understand Gilman ’s situation and understand the significance of "The Yellow Wallpaper." Gilman ’s original purpose of writing the story was to gain personal satisfaction if Dr. S. Weir Mitchell might change his treatment after reading the story. More importantly‚ Gilman says in her article in The Forerunner‚ "It was not intended to drive people crazy‚ but to save people from being driven crazy‚ and it worked" (939). Therefore‚ "The Yellow

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    In the short story “The Yellow Wall Paper‚” C. Stetson reveals her psychological struggles and how she is denial about her mental state. Stetson backs up her claim with a description of her current metal state and how the nursery she lives in plays a key role in her mental state. With the use of Stetson is able to portray the discrimination women with psychological issues are facing and how they feel trapped. The relationship between Stetson and John can be described as loving but controlling.

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    Depression in the 1800s

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    Dealing with Depression in the 1800’s William Faulkner and Charlotte Gilman are two well known writers for intriguing novels of the 1800’s. Their two eccentric pieces‚ “A Rose for Emily” and “The Yellow Wallpaper” are equally alluring. These authors and their works have been well recognized‚ but also critized. The criticism focuses on the society that is portrayed in these novels. The modern readers of today’s society are resentful to this dramatic society. These two novels are full of tradition

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