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1. THE STORY OF AN HOUR – KATE CHOPIN (1894)THE STORY OF AN HOUR – KATE CHOPIN (1894)
“LA SOCIEDAD
Y LA MUJER”
“UNA MIRADA
REALISTA”
“EL DESPERTAR
INTERIOR”
“EL MENSAJE Y
REFLEXIÓN FINAL”Talk about the social
context: how women
were limited by the
norms of marriage
and the authority of
men.
?????? Chopin reflects
that lack of freedom
as something real
and common in her
time. Author's style:
simple, direct, and
realistic.
?????? shows true
emotions without
idealizing love, and
the protagonist
experiences an
internal conflict
between sadness
and freedom Louise's emotional
change: from
sadness to the joy of
feeling free.
?????? It represents
personal discovery
and the desire for
independence,
something that
many women could
not express. Chopin criticizes
a society that
does not accept
female freedom
and leaves a
lesson about the
importance of
being the
master of one's
own life.
Kate Chopin (1850–1904) was an American writer. She is known for writing about women’s freedom and
emotions at a time when those topics were rarely discussed. Her most famous works are “The Story of an
Hour” and “The Awakening.” Today, she is considered a pioneer of feminist literature.