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The Yellow Wallpaper
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Book • 1892
Shirley Jackson's 'The Yellow Wallpaper' is a chilling exploration of a woman's descent into madness while confined to a room with yellow wallpaper.
The story critiques the medical and social norms of the late 19th century, highlighting the restrictive roles imposed on women.
The protagonist's imagination and mental state deteriorate as she becomes increasingly obsessed with the wallpaper's intricate patterns.
Her isolation and lack of intellectual stimulation exacerbate her condition, leading to a complete mental breakdown.
The story serves as a powerful commentary on the importance of autonomy and the damaging effects of suppressing female expression.
The story critiques the medical and social norms of the late 19th century, highlighting the restrictive roles imposed on women.
The protagonist's imagination and mental state deteriorate as she becomes increasingly obsessed with the wallpaper's intricate patterns.
Her isolation and lack of intellectual stimulation exacerbate her condition, leading to a complete mental breakdown.
The story serves as a powerful commentary on the importance of autonomy and the damaging effects of suppressing female expression.
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Kate Siegel
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