The bibliography cites 1 source. The symbolism and the hidden meanings to the author's words are discussed and brought to light using quotes from the story. Bibliography lists five sources. The way this is communicated in the book, and the underlying message are considered by looking at social norms and the way in which, as a reader, we may interpret the book. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
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In comparing the two short stories, A Respectable Woman, by Kate Chopin, and Susan Glaspell's A Jury of Her Peers, there is a common thread running through them which is that of the instinctive motivations of women's self-preservation against societal judgements. Bibliography lists 2 sources. A 6 page review of the first of Cormac McCarthy's Border Trilogy. Concludes that while the novel has much to offer a wide range of readers, it is somewhat deceptive in that it emphasizes not just adventure and the desire to escape the modern trappings of civilization but the many failures, misunderstandings and betrayals which face the characters rather than character skills and decency. Bibliography lists 6 sources.