Even though the novel is set primarily in the early 1970s, is its commentary on women and society is still relevant today? Why or why not? How would the novel's themes differ if the story were set in the United States during the same time period?
Even though the novel is set primarily in the early 1970s, is its commentary on women and society is still relevant today? Why or why not? How would the novel's themes differ if the story were set in the United States during the same time period?
Explore the concepts of individuality versus conformity through the character of Yuki in the novel. Part 1) In what ways does Yuki conform to society's expectations of her? Part 2) In what ways does Yuki assert her independence? Part 3) Relate Yuki's desire to forge her own path to the time period in which the novel is set. In what way is her desire to live by her own rulebook representative of a larger societal trend?
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