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Maya Angelou's poem "Phenomenal Woman" celebrates women's beauty that extends beyond physical appearance. It describes a woman who is confident in her extraordinary inner beauty and the unique qualities that make her desirable, such as the way she walks and holds herself. While men are attracted to her, she does not need to flaunt or advertise her beauty. The poem challenges societal standards that judge women based only on their looks, arguing that true beauty encompasses more than just appearance.
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- 1. PHENOMENAL WOMAN Phenomenal woman by Maya Angelou Maya Angelou (April 4, 1928- May 28, 2014 Interpreted by: Hem Bishwakarma & Drishti Dahal A tremendous thanks goes to Mr. Tirtha Karki for providing floor
- 3. Who has better claim? Love yourself!
- 4. What does Phenomenal woman mean? Extraordinary, amazing, self confident woman with lots of inner beauty Synonyms: EXCEPTIONAL, MIRACULOUS, BREATHTAKING, STUNNING, MARVELLOUS
- 5. Who is Maya Angelou? American writer/ poet/ civil rights activist/ dancer/ singer/ memoirist Published seven autobiographies Three books of essays/ several books of poetry Read name: Marguerite Annie Johnson She is well known for movies/ drama First poem is I know why the caged bird sings (1969)
- 6. Poem plot: Pretty women wonder about her secret of beauty She is not as a model Her beauty is expanded over her arms, hips , the way she walks and her lips She is phenomenal woman or she is extraordinary and amazing woman She is also desired by man as they do to other woman
- 7. Poem plot: Men are really attracted with her beauty They fell down to her knees Her beauty is magnified by the eyes, flash of teeth and swing of her waist She does not know yet why she is liked They cannot touch her inner beauty/ mystery Arch of her back, smile, breasts and the style themselves are the magnifier of her beauty
- 8. Poem plot: She does not advertise her beauty so she should not bow her head. The click sound while walking, the bend of hair, palm of her hand That’s all, according to her, the need why men care so much She claims herself that she is an amazing and extraordinary woman.
- 9. DIMENSIONS SOCIAL DIMENSIOIN: GENDER: she feels proud being woman WOMEN EMPOWERMENT: Being civil right activist REVOLT: she opposes the beauty notion people gaze through PSYCHOLOGICAL DIMENSION CONFIDENCE: she is self- confident SELF- ESTEEM: She respects her own beauty
- 10. KEY THOUGHTS Challenging the traditional concept of beauty has lots of evidence which magnify why she is phenomenal and desired woman Attack on ‘whites’ who consider themselves superior Phenomenally (by nature) she is woman phenomenal (extraordinary) things made her wonderful woman
- 11. Analysis Beauty is not the matter only of the size or color-- her arms, hips, footstep, lips have made her look beautiful. Women are by nature beauty destined but people judge only on the basis of face and complexion She can do what physically other woman can “I walk into a room, Just as cool as you please”
- 12. Analysis contd… A revolt on why people discriminate women in their color though every woman is equally born Men are equally fond of her as they do to others People do not see the beauty on other parts of body like teeth, waist, feet or others She has something extraordinary beauty that made her phenomenal
- 13. Analysis contd… The inner mystery of her is not understand by the men , however, they are swarmed around her Her angle to saw the beauty is totally different than others She is such a confident woman that she does not need to shout or jump to show her beauty.
- 14. Analysis contd… She makes other feel proud when she passes through other woman since she is rich in other beauty except face or skin
- 15. “A POEM is what you feel not what you write” For bearing me with great patience