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Steinbeck's "The Chrysanthemums" as a feminist text

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English

 

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January 30, 2017

 

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When picked the flower becomes very delicate. Elisa spends the beginning of the story wishing that she could be able throw off societies pigeon hole that they have boxed her into. She seems frustrated that the society around her forces her to be this delicate flower, and she will become a kind of outcast if she dares to act different and actually does the things that men are supposed to do...
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Elisa's husband also does not help her in the story. He does love her, but is constantly reminding her that she is the woman in this relationship. A title that Elisa would love to get rid of. Elisa's husband also mentions that her strength is gardening, specifically chrysanthemums, which only help to reinforce the male dominance that is shown throughout this story...
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