In the novel The Scarlet Letter a kind of feminist utopia is obliquely visualized by the narrator. How does the novel lend itself to the feministic interpretation?

Certainly Hester Prynne stands up to male driven religion, misogyny, punishment, and gender roles. She ends up wearing her Scarlet letter not as a humiliation but as a badge of honour. There is really so much to write about this but the space is too short. Check out the link that I have provided.

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