Question.2757 - Contextual analysis of “The Stranger”
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IntroductionEverything xxxxx nothing xxxx nothing xxxxxxx the xxxx How xxxxx one xxx and xxxxx be xxxxx The xxxxx ldquo xxx Stranger xxxxx was xxxxx published xx the xxxxxxxx magazine xxx London xxxxxxx in xxxxxxx and xx set xx a xxxxxxx town xx New xxxxxxx The xxxxx ldquo xxx Stranger xxxxx by xxxxxxxxx Mansfield xxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxx dynamics xx marriage xxxxx is x strong xxxx of xxxx tolerance xxxxxxx and xxxxxxx between x man xxx a xxxxx and xxx it xxxx in xxxxxxxx due xx a xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx stranger x single xxxxxxxxxx changes xxxxxxxxxx that xxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxxx has xxxx feeling xx the xxxxxx story xxx keeps xxx readers xxxxxxxx of xxx things xxxxx have xxxxxx out xxx the xxxxxx after xxxx revelation xx the xxxxx progresses xxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxx of xxx story xxxxxx and xxx contrast xx between xxxx brews xx adding xx the xxxxx of xxx story xxx highlighting xxx external xxxxx around xxxx Through xxx contrasting xxxxxxxxxxxx of xxx main xxxxxxxxxx in xxx backdrop xx marriage xx the xxxxx ldquo xxx Stranger xxxxx Katherine xxxxxxxxx illustrates xxx changing xxxxxx of xxxxx owing xx changing xxxxxx norms xx the xx nbsp xxxxxxx The xxxxxxxxxxx Mr xxxx Hammond xx seen xxxxxxxx for x ship xxxxx would xxxxxxx him xxxx his xxxx Janey xxx has xxxx away xxx ten xxxxxx to xxxxx daughter xxxxxxxx in xxxxxx Once xxxx are xxxxxxxx Mr xxxxxxx realises xxxx something xx amiss xxxxx his xxxx confesses xx a xxxxx stranger xxxxx on xxx ship xx her xxxx This xxxxxx apart xx Hammond xxx his xxxx hardly xxxxx it xxx is xxxxxxxxxxxxx about xxx effect xx this xxxxxxxxxx to xxx husband xxx author xxxxxxxxx Mansfield xxxxx wrote xxx stories xx media xxx wherein xxx purposely xxxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxx backgrounds xx the xxxxxxxxxx and xxx description xx setting xxxxxxx lending xxxxxxx a xxxx of xx episodic xxxx and xxxxxxx characterization xxxx the xxxxxxxxxxx of xxx plot xxx story xx a xxxxxx example xx narrative xxxx a xxxxxxxx balance xxxxxxx psychological xxxxxxx and xxxxxx satire xxxx empathy xx core xxx story xxxxxxxx a xxxxxxx structure xx early xx nbsp xxxxxxx middle xxxxx society xxx protagonist xxx the xxxxx of xxx story xx Hammond xx a xxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx husband xxx is xxxxxxxxxxxx dependent xx wife xxxxx s xxxxxxxxx and xxxx The xxxx perspective xx used xx the xxxxx by xxx author xx typical xxx time xxxxxx but xxxxx unusual xxx the xxxxxxxxx author xxx preferred xx write xxxx a xxxxxx point xx view xxxxxxxxxx when xxxxxxxxx gender xxxxx in xxxxxx dynamics xxxxxxx here xxx author xxxx Mr xxxxxxx and xxx possessive xxxxxx to xxxxx out xxxxx and xxxxx details xxxxxxxxx his xxxx who xxxxxxxxx is xxx main xxxxxxxxx of xxx story xxx movement xxx voice xxxxxxxxxxxx her xxxx language xxx her xxxx swings xxx are xxxxxxx out xx the xxxxxxxxx seeking xxxxxxxxx of xxx husband xxx result xx that xxxx this xxx of xxx the xxxxxxx realise xxxx the xxxx is xxx only xxxxxxxxx from xxxxxxxx arena xxx also xxxxxxxxxxx This xxxx forth xxx growth xx her xxxxxxxxx which xx unmatched xx the xxxxxxxxxxx Narrative xx an xxx that xxxxxxxxx how x narrator xxxxxxxx social xxx personal xxxxxx and xxxxxx them xx a xxxxxx platform x narrative xxxx stirs xxxxxxxxx appeals xx human xxxxxxxxxx by xxxxxxxxxxx deeper xxxxx of xxxxx consciousness xxxxx in xxxx represents xxx societies xxx organized xx a xxxx creative xxx The xxxxxxxxxxx of xxxxxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxx related xx it xxxx provided x ground xx twentieth xxxxxxx Throughout xxx story xxxxxxxxx offers xxxxxxxxxx glimpses xx her xxxxxxx of xxxxxxxxx of x genuine xxxx which xx ephemeral xx nature xxxx paves xxx way xxx desire xx new xxxx of xxxxxxx after xxx Great xxx In x letter xx November xxxxxxxxx Mansfield xxxxxx her xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at xxxxx and xxx and xxxxxxxx that xxx cannot xx left xxx in xxxxxxxxxx As xxxxxxx and xxxxxxx the xxxxxx of xxx called xxxx the xxxx of xxx expression xxx models xxx new xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx Mansfield xxxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxxxx war xxxxxxxxxx by xxxxxxxxxx on xxxxxxx bought xx gender xxx class xxxxx back xxxx was xxxxxxxxxxx to x new xxxxx who xxxxxx for xxxx freedom xx movement xxxx men xxx enjoyed xxx long xxxx wanted xxxxxxx economic xxx political xxxxxx By xxx end xx women xxxxxxx tremendously xxx won xxx suffrage xxx as xx effect xxx able xx vote xxx the xxxxx time xxxxx consolidated xxx position xx equal xx men xxxxxx the xxx women xxxx timid xxx tied xx house xxxx as xxxxx role xxxxx her xxx same xxxxxxx during xxx she xxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxx and xxx competition xxxxxxx both xxx genders xxxxxxx inconspicuously xxx competition xxxxxxx grounds xxxxx from xxxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxx world xx marriage xxx to xxxxxx independence xxxx time xxxxxxx women xx an xxxxxx that xxxxx morals xxx manners xxxx completely xxxxxxxxx than xxx previous xxxxxxxxxx The xxxxx and xxxxxxxx position xx women xxxxxxxx drastically xxx the xxxxx time xx history xxxxxx them xxxxxx and xxxxxxxx equals xx men xxx war xxxxxx up xxxxx from xxx society xxxxx death xxxx a xxxx on xxx sex xxxxx of xxx countries xxxxxxxxxx UK xxx USA xxx widows xxxx the xxx faced xxxxxxxx of xxxxxx as xxxxxxxx were xxxxx At xxx same xxxx many xxx positions xxxx vacant xxx to xxxxxxxx of xxxxxx force xx the xxxxxxxxx This xxxxxxx a xxxxxxx functioning xxxxx racism xxxxxx inequality xxx poverty xxxxx stepped xx to xxxx the xxxxxxxxx which xxxxxxxx their xxxxxxxx leading xx conversations xxxx were xxxxx discussed xx the xxxxxxx Their xxxxxx increased xxx this xxx to xxxxx investment xx shares xxx debentures xxxxx stimulated xxx stock xxxxxx and xxxxx market xx the xxxxxxx This xxxxx in xxxxxx and xxxxx class xxxxx owing xx their xxxxxxxxx in xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx works xxxxxx up x completely xxxxxxxxx market xxxxx at xxxxx With xxxxxxxxxx income xx hand xxxx created x landscape xxxx revolutionised xxx Married xxxxx rsquo x property xxx of xxx even xxx amendment xx nbsp xxx respectively xxxxx amendments xxxx full xxxxx and xxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxx of xxxxxxx kinds xx property xxx 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