The Male Chauvinism from the Feminine Angle——Comment on the play Chinese Divorce;

The Departure from Revolutionary Spirit in May 4th Literature——An analysis of male chauvinism from the images of females in Lao She s novel in 1930s;

However,from the narratological point of view,his autobiography subtly betrays his male chauvinism and discrimination against women.

Scott Fitzgerald,the patriarchal ideology and misogyny of the narrator Nick are illustrated.

However,the female consciousness in the works is restrained too much due to the male power era and the social background of Scholars marginalization,futhermore his male power consciousness finally lead to his female consciousness with very Limitations.

In the male consciousness is the leadership, the commercial interest for under the ultimate goal function, the Rayli website reappears the gender stereotype, demonstrated the female character is unitary, takes traditional the family status proportion to be big, but actually very little involves to the female more and more important social role\'s content.

In this thesis, I want to go further in reading Poe s poems by situating them within the social and psycho-cultural context in order to interpret his patriarchal consciousness and to explore the gender identity Poe represents in his poems through feminist eyes.

The conflict idea made the leading actors in his works concluded some women who have awakening consciousness and some men who have rooted patriarchal consciousness.

On the one hand, he denounced and ridiculed the traditional morality of male superiority; on the other hand, he still retained something of the idea himself as part of traditional culture.

The paper analyzes Shakespeare s tragedy King Lear from the perspective of feminism, exposing the strong male consciousness of the play.

The article uses feminist criticism to explain the difference in figuring of women and the distortion of the text in the novel Han Ye and analyzes the author s male consciousness while writing the novel.

This essay is an analysis on the absence of female consciousness of "The Merchant s Tale" in Chaucer s Canterbury Tales by using one of Irigaray s feminist arguments.