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Defying her contemporary feminist authors' tendency to depict women's subservience and inferiority as the lingering results of male expectation and male desire to view women as such, Susan Glaspell portrays her female characters - possessing of intelligence sharper than the patriarchy – as quite competent opponents of their male counterparts (Makowsky 35)....
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The honor of being a sound steward went to husbands when their wives were supposed to bow down before their minds.... Females shut their ears to rude words and did not allow themselves to reproaches their drunken husbands putting them into bed.... It is obvious that females were treated as a kind of second-rate or subdued humans, which had no right even for the manifestation of their thoughts, without saying about their self-realization outside their house completely belonging to their husbands....
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