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    All good stories convey a message. Gilman’s main message seemed eager to bring to light gender role issues and stereotypes of her time period. An average relationship of her time generally included a working middleclass husband and a house keeping wife. The wife normally did as she was told by her husband and took care of any family needs. Being a famous writer‚ Gilman did not exactly have an average role in society in her time as a female. From an oppressed perspective‚ having experienced firsthand

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    An Analysis of “The Yellow Wallpaper” “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman‚ expresses that wasting away in solitude can eventually lead to insanity and desolation. To begin with‚ the narrator is a woman suffering from postpartum psychosis. Postpartum psychosis is a very rare illness that affects some woman shortly after they deliver their new-born babies. A brief summary of the story concludes that the narrator spends all of her time alone in self-reflection until solitude is all

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    The Yellow Wallpaper‚ by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a story about an extremely trapped and imaginative woman who only wishes to be able to be herself‚ she was a writer who only wanted to continue writing her excellent works. Though her husband wanted her to act like a true woman; who only tended to the child‚ cleaned the house‚ and only loved her husband. The narrator then contracted post-partum depression‚ put her into a very odd room with the most fascinating wallpaper full of patterns‚ this

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    Abdullahi “The Yellow Wallpaper” and Feminism Feminism is a movement in which women fought for equal social‚ political and economical rights as men. A feminist text usually has a woman in a male dominated society struggling against misogynistic ideologies and social norms in a patriarchal society. ‘’The Yellow Wallpaper’’ is an archetype of a feminist text. ‘’ The Yellow Wallpaper’’ is about a woman’s journey slowly descending into madness by her controlling physician husband. The story is told through

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    The characteristics of the narrator in “The Yellow Wallpaper” The “The Yellow Wallpaperstory started off with a small family that moved into a new summer home to spend some time away. The narrator’s husband is her own physician‚ and he tells her that she needs rest away from people to recover from her mental illness. The main character’s favorite hobby is to write thoughts and ideas down on paper. She is also a mother‚ but she doesn’t mention her child that often due to the fact that she wasn’t

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    The Yellow Wallpaper An ill woman with a husband who contains her and a decoration that haunts her. A depressed woman is married to a Doctor who says that she is not truly sick. Her husband takes her to a rental house for a few months to help her rest. The bedroom that they stay in has one specific decoration that the woman does not like‚ yellow wallpaper. The woman despises the yellow paper on the wall. She sits and watches the wallpaper for days‚ particularly at night while her husband sleeps

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    the wallpaper represents the narrator’s livelihood and health. Throughout the story the narrator speaks all about how much she hates the wallpaper and describes it in great detail. However‚ it progressively gets worse and worse as the story goes on. The narrator begins describing the wallpaper negatively‚ but with an unsatisfactory vibe. “The color is repellent‚ almost revolting; a smouldering unclean yellow‚ strangely faded by the slow-turning sunlight.” (Gilman 1) At this point in the story‚ the

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    “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a short story inspired by the authors real life experiences. Having suffered from a bout of depression‚ Gilman was prescribed rest and told to refrain from writing‚ which only made things worse by increasing her preexisting depression. “The Yellow Wallpaper” tells a similar tale about a depressed wife who is prescribed bed rest by her husband‚ who also happens to be a physician. They rent a house for the summer‚ where the narrator spends her time

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    intriguing stories display the struggle of two characters through imagery and symbolism. In the yellow wallpaper‚ Charlotte Gilman demonstrates the oppression of women by society while showing the struggle to be set free. Alternatively‚ John Cheever conveys the ignorance of a man’s downfall through time. However‚ the yellow paper and the swimmer both show gradual loss of reality as the characters oppress their problems while they strive to fit in with the norms of society. The yellow wallpaper takes

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    sexist man‚ or did she have it coming? TOPIC SENTENSE OF ONE OF THE BODY PARAGRAPHS: After reading this article it is hard to support any other reason for the story being written than to depict the negligence of the medical profession. Although a theme of sexism is easily proven‚ Gilman has expressed her reasoning for writing this story. Gilman ’s female narrator shows how her own physician husband fails to properly identify or acknowledge her symptoms and who along with the narrator ’s brother

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