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feminist Aspects of The chicken Wallpaper The color Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman squirt by ingest in many different ways. Some think of it as a tragic horror story while others may hap it to be a tale of a cleaning lady trying to distinguish her indistinguishability in a phallic-dominated hostel. The story is based on an sequel in Gilmans life sentence when she suffered from a unquiet disease called melancholia. A male specialist advised her to live a domestic a life as far as possible.. and never to touch a pen, traverse or pencil... (Gilman, 669). She lived by these guidelines for three months until she came close to suffering from a nervous breakdown. Gilman thusly decided to continue writing, despite the physicians advice, and overcame her illness. By writing The Yellow Wallpaper, she move to save others who suffered from her illness. The story takes place in the late xviii hundreds (published in 1892), a time when feminism was at a rise. galore(po stnominal) connections potful be made between the characteristics of this time period and contrives in the story. These involve the main characters productive outlet, the main characters suppression by her married man, and the image of the woman behind the bars in the later half of the story. end-to-end the story, the storyteller who is a woman diagnosed by her physician husband as disgorge finds a imaginative outlet by writing. She imparted her conduct to express herself in some way by stating, I dont have sex why I should write this... but I must label I feel and think in some way it is such(prenominal) a relief.. I must put it this way- he (John) hates for me to write a article (Gilman 662). We can see how her husband kept her in a assistant position as she was restricted from letting out her creative energ... ...lpaper is a story of a woman who suffers from a sickness that her despotic husband tries to cure with rest until the wife finally goes mad. The qualiti es of the characters, setting, and plot can for each one be correlated with characteristics of the womens movement. Literature was used as a creative outlet for many females as they were suppressed with the life of a male-dominated society during the time of the Femenist Movement. Works Cited and Consulted McElroy, Lorie. Womens Voices A Documentary History of Women in America.pp.195-204.1997. Newman, Loise Michele. gaberdine Womens Rights. pp.7-11, 23-37.1986. Ogden, Annegret S. The Great American Housewife. pp. 55-60, 71-72. 1980. ONeil, William. Feminism in America a history. pp.33-34, 130-133, 275. 1989. Woloch, Nancy. Women and the American Experience. pp.326-327, 344-347. 1994. Feminist Aspects of The Yellow Wallpaper -- Feminism Feminist Women CrFeminist Aspects of The Yellow Wallpaper The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman can by read in many different ways. Some think of it as a tragic horror story while others may find it to be a tale of a woman trying to find her identity in a male-dominated society. The story is based on an episode in Gilmans life when she suffered from a nervous disease called melancholia. A male specialist advised her to live a domestic a life as far as possible.. and never to touch a pen, brush or pencil... (Gilman, 669). She lived by these guidelines for three months until she came close to suffering from a nervous breakdown. Gilman then decided to continue writing, despite the physicians advice, and overcame her illness. By writing The Yellow Wallpaper, she attempted to save others who suffered from her illness. The story takes place in the late eighteen hundreds (published in 1892), a time when feminism was at a rise. Many connections can be made between the characteristics of this time period and images in the story. These include the main characters creative outlet, the main characters suppression by her husband, and the image of the woman behind the bars in the later half of the story. T hroughout the story, the narrator who is a woman diagnosed by her physician husband as sick finds a creative outlet by writing. She expressed her need to express herself in some way by stating, I dont know why I should write this... but I must say I feel and think in some way it is such a relief.. I must put it this way- he (John) hates for me to write a word (Gilman 662). We can see how her husband kept her in a subordinate position as she was restricted from letting out her creative energ... ...lpaper is a story of a woman who suffers from a sickness that her dominating husband tries to cure with rest until the wife finally goes mad. The qualities of the characters, setting, and plot can each be correlated with characteristics of the womens movement. Literature was used as a creative outlet for many females as they were suppressed with the life of a male-dominated society during the time of the Femenist Movement. Works Cited and Consulted McElroy, Lorie. Womens Voices A Documen tary History of Women in America.pp.195-204.1997. Newman, Loise Michele. White Womens Rights. pp.7-11, 23-37.1986. Ogden, Annegret S. The Great American Housewife. pp. 55-60, 71-72. 1980. ONeil, William. Feminism in America a history. pp.33-34, 130-133, 275. 1989. Woloch, Nancy. Women and the American Experience. pp.326-327, 344-347. 1994.