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THE
YELLOW
WALLPAPER
Description
It is the strangest yellow
that wallpaper It makes
me think of all the
yellow things I ever sawnot beautiful ones like
buttercups but old foul bad yellow things I
always lock the door when I creep by
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daylight John doesnt know how much I really
sufferThe Yellow Wallpaper is a short story about
a woman who feels trapped and overwhelmed after
having a child Shes suffering from a mental
illness but her husband who is also her doctor
doesnt understand her condition He confines her
to a room with yellow wallpaper believing it will
help her recover As she spends more time in the
room she becomes obsessed with the wallpaper and
starts seeing a woman trapped behind it This
woman symbolizes the narrators own sense of
entrapment and the stifling gender roles of her
time The story highlights the importance of
understanding and supporting mental health
especially for women in the th centuryA Stunning
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every step possible to ensure the original
integrity of this book has been upheld to
its highest standard This means that the texts in
this story are unedited and unchanged from the
original authors publication preserving its form
for your indulgence This title was a
groundbreaking novel of feminist literature due
to its exploration of womens mental and emotional
experiences in the th century as well as its
critique of the societal treatment of womens
mental healthThis book will be a superb addition
to your libraryor a wonderful giftfor the person
in your life who enjoysfeminist fictionWe are
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or Buy Now Annotated ContentThis edition has been
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contentAuthors BiographyHistorical
ContextDetailed th Century AnalysisCharlotte
Perkins Gilman first published her groundbreaking
feminist novel The Yellow Wallpaper inwhile
married to her first husband Charles StetsonTitle
DetailsOriginalTextPsychological womens fiction
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