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From the Point of Woman’s Liberation Restate Wang Xifeng

Shen Ai-e

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From the point of woman’s liberation, the thesis manages to restate Wang Xifeng, a vanward image who reveals the conscious of the woman’s liberation unintentionally in the feudal end,by violating the consciousness of sexual roles,that is “the female must follow the male”, challenging for the orientation of roles ,that is “the female should be quite and kind enough”,and resisting the unequality between the male and the female caused by the polygamy.

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From the point of woman’s liberation, the thesis manages to restate Wang Xifeng, a vanward image who reveals the conscious of the woman’s liberation unintentionally in the feudal end,by violating the consciousness of sexual roles,that is “the female must follow the male”, challenging for the orientation of roles ,that is “the female should be quite and kind enough”,and resisting the unequality between the male and the female caused by the polygamy.

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From the point of woman’s liberation, the thesis manages to restate Wang Xifeng, a vanward image who reveals the conscious of the woman’s liberation unintentionally in the feudal end,by violating the consciousness of sexual roles,that is “the female must follow the male”, challenging for the orientation of roles ,that is “the female should be quite and kind enough”,and resisting the unequality between the male and the female caused by the polygamy.

Key concepts: Liberation, Women's Liberation, Consciousness, Feudalism, Point (geometry), Gender studies, Orientation (vector space), Sociology

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