Mutiny and Societal Revolution in North's Outlawed: A Feminist Analysis
Keywords:
Radicalism, Drastic Beliefs, Gender Discrimination, Labels, Societal Revolution.Abstract
The current study's objective is to draw attention to the gender discrimination, glitches and how they impact women's daily life. The researchers have applied the theory presented by Marilyn Frye in her essay collection The Politics of Reality: Essays in Feminist Theory (1983) has been to conduct the study through the critical lens of Radical Feminism. The researchers have selected North’s Outlawed (2022) to analyse how discrimination and oppression against women take place, and they fight back to bring about social change. The findings show that Ada’s is profoundly changed when she cannot conceive after marriage. Her mother worries that she could be hanged or imprisoned since the people of Fairchild think witchcraft is the cause of infertility. This qualitative research centres on the feminist narrative that moves the story that keeps the women reaching the full potential before they can feel free and establish their own opinions.
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