Analyze a work of literature not presented in class in about 8 pages (2400-3200 words). The paper should focus on how this work of literature can be seen as part of the ongoing discourse on women and gender approached in our class discussions. At least two secondary sources are required to support your argument, aside from the class text or texts you are using as a reference point.
Below are some text that I have been cover during class choose one or two depending on your usage of the secondary sources :
Gilbert & Gubar: Madwoman in the AtticGilman: The Yellow WallpaperGlaspell: TriflesGould: X: A Fabulous Child's StoryMunro: Boys and GirlsButler: Gender TroubleEl-Saadawi: Memoirs of a Woman DoctorBordo: The Unbearable WeightWalker: Beauty: When the Other Dancer is the SelfPlath: MirrorLehrer: Family and Women's LivesYamamoto: Seventeen SyllablesChopin: The Story of an Hour.