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On the Female Chauvinism in the Gone With the Wind

WU Shijuan

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Abstract

Scarlett is a new kind of the women,seeking for love,survival,equality,and also an active and independent woman in the Gone With the Wind.From this novel,we can see that she is a brave woman,who did not fear to male chauvinism,and tried her best to seek female chauvinism.Gone With the Wind is the only one of the author's works expressing her view of female chauvinism transition period.

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Scarlett is a new kind of the women,seeking for love,survival,equality,and also an active and independent woman in the Gone With the Wind.From this novel,we can see that she is a brave woman,who did not fear to male chauvinism,and tried her best to seek female chauvinism.Gone With the Wind is the only one of the author's works expressing her view of female chauvinism transition period.

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Scarlett is a new kind of the women,seeking for love,survival,equality,and also an active and independent woman in the Gone With the Wind.From this novel,we can see that she is a brave woman,who did not fear to male chauvinism,and tried her best to seek female chauvinism.Gone With the Wind is the only one of the author's works expressing her view of female chauvinism transition period.

Key concepts: Chauvinism, Sociology, Psychology, Gender studies, Law, Political science, Politics

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