Elements of the Patriarchy and how Women in Literature Fight Back
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Author
Martin, BridgetReaders/Advisors
Narayan, GauraTerm and Year
Spring 2020Date Published
2020
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My senior project analyzes three novels. I look at the religious and patriarchal elements in Jane Eyre, The Handmaid's Tale, and The Testaments. I discuss the importance of solidarity among women, and how men turn women against each other in order to oppress them further. I also talk about how religion, specifically Christianity in the case of these novels, is used to shame women into submission.Accessibility Statement
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