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The yellow wallpaper

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English

 

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Jimmie J

 

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May 6, 2011

 

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University

 

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A

 

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The wallpaper's chaotic pattern represents the metaphorical bars that Jane feels trapped in as a woman. The woman in the paper represents Jane trying to escape and become free from the reigns of her husband. Women were not expected to have a career or a "public life;" instead, they were expected to focus on the upkeep of home and family...
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People in this time lived with the mindset that women were nice to look at, and were to be seen, not heard. With this story, Gilman brought into light that women have the capacity to think for themselves and the right to express these thoughts. "The Yellow Wallpaper" depicts this by showing that Gilman manages to overcome the constraints of her husband and the doctor in order to be able to write and to become free...
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