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Susan Glaspell - Trifles

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April 28, 2013

 

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The improper assumptions by men toward women can have dire consequences, as demonstrated in Glaspell's world. Combating these narcissistic assumptions displayed by men can result in a unity among women that can overcome any male caused disrespect and oppression. The title of this drama "Trifles" demonstrates how men have the assumption that women and their respective actions are seemingly unimportant...
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Trifles can be used in two forms in the English language. In verb form, trifle means to treat someone or something as unimportant or non-essential. The word trifle in noun form means something of little value or importance. Both definitions of this word yield an idea in this story that women are seen as trivial and are not worthy of respect by men...
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