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women and writing

Midterm Assignment : Women and writing Since the beginning of times, human beings have found various ways to express themselves and more specifically how to declare their feelings and emotions. We all know that art (in a general term) is supposed to be the tool used for expression. People from different communities, cultural backgrounds, and religions, have been appealed to manifest and share their uniqueness through art. Art, whether it was music, painting, sculpting or writing has been highly censured through time because of its contents of truth. The majorities of a society did not allow minorities to fully express themselves with fear of manifestations and revolts . Women, as a minority have fought to tell the truth. In order to understand better the meaning of Women's writing, we will first analyze the factors that pushed women to write, then we will go over the obstacles that women encountered and finally, we will discuss what the writers wanted to achieve through their writing."There are writers who need to make sense of the world they live"(Dorothy Allison, Trash, p.19.) This sentence shows that the writer needed to write to see and understand herself through writing. Th


It is crucial to the development of our societies that people speak out loud, so, whether it is spoken by a male or a female, the message has to go through. However, the papers were taboo, just like someone would litter an embarrassing amount of trash. do not blush" (Virginia Woolf, A Room of One's Own, p. In her book "The House on Mango Street" she declares that she wants to leave the unpleasant neighborhood of Mango street, however, she says that she will come back, probably not physically, but at least trough her book. That is maybe why, we did not see any man talking about Lesbianism around the 1920s, it might also be why no men wrote anything like the concept of the Red Clowns of Sandra Cisneros in the House on Mango Street. ) By writing, she would have passed along a culture, just like braiding or cooking. It is therefore of the utmost importance for the sake of the good development of our world, that everybody gets a chance to express and share his or her ideas, in the least censured manner possible. Whether women write for themselves or for others, the main matter is that they write for an urge of understanding. There is a clear desire of comprehension. Men do not want to be invaded in the workplace, so women stay home. Allison as many women in the world has been trying to hide her suffering. This last idea was (and still is) adopted in most of the places of the world.

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