91: Two Best Friends pt.1: Out of the Blue
Well, I Laughed
Empowerment and Inspiration in Oz
This chapter explores the historical significance of feminist literature, focusing on influential figures like Matilda Gage and their impact on the creation of 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.' It examines the personal struggles and triumphs of Frank Baum, highlighting how Gage's philosophies influenced his work and the portrayal of powerful female characters in the story. Additionally, the discussion touches on the societal implications of the narrative, revealing a rich tapestry of empowerment and self-determination in a children’s classic.
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