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The last book I read was Romeo and Juliet.
As a feminist I would be somewhat offended. Shakespeare portrays Juliet as needy. She also seems kind of clingy. I think a woman could go without a man. She might even thrive under the pressure of society which tells us that we need a man. Truth is we don't. This affects the way I interpret it by maybe making me more narrow minded about the whole thing.
As a feminist I would be somewhat offended. Shakespeare portrays Juliet as needy. She also seems kind of clingy. I think a woman could go without a man. She might even thrive under the pressure of society which tells us that we need a man. Truth is we don't. This affects the way I interpret it by maybe making me more narrow minded about the whole thing.
From a psychoanalytic standpoint, Lord Stark's teachings have created a highly punitive great ego in John Snow. In addition, there is a neurotic psychological framework.
How does viewing the plot or character through the chosen perspective affect your interpretation of it?
- The first point supporting this response is that Jhon Snow from the A Song of Ice and Fire tale is a very dutiful guy who always acts to fulfill the demands of individuals he respects.
- First and foremost, from his father, Lord Stark. He no longer has a strong id or ego because he is an unfinished Oedipus. Struggling to convince people that he is deserving of their attention and admiration.
- As a result, he acquired a neurotic mentality that is only shattered by alcohol or high-risk scenarios in which he defies his directives and acts on his own volition. When he marries Igrith, for example, this is an illustration of this.
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