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Feminist criticism analyzes how Western civilization and its literature are patriarchal in nature. It asserts that while anatomy determines one's sex, gender roles are a social construct that paint women as subordinate to men. Many early influential texts focused on male protagonists and presented women in marginalized ways. Feminist critics examine how works by authors like Chaucer, Shakespeare, Richardson, Ibsen, and Shaw depicted women as emotional and subservient.
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