Analyzing Art and Literature Structure

____ Ren Albert Guy de Maupassant employs naturalist style in his story 'The Necklace'

Realism portrays everyday life and ____ condition

Karl Marx is famous for his theories about capitalism, socialism, and ____

Themes of ____

Karl Marx was a philosopher, author, social theorist, and ____

Karl Marx was known for his theories about capitalism, socialism, and ____

Social Class Proletariat – majority of the global population who performs manual labor (lower class) Bourgeoisie – controls the world’s natural, economic, and human ______

Class Struggles – ongoing conflict and tension between different social classes within a ______

Materialism – idea that material conditions of society determine its ______

Feminism – social and political movement that advocates equality of the ______

Roles and Expectations - 'She wept at once, with sudden, wild abandonment, in her sister's arms.' - Louise's immediate and dramatic expression of grief upon hearing of her husband's death reflects the societal expectation that women should react emotionally and mourn their ______.This reaction suggests her conditioning to fulfill the role of a grieving ______.

Independence and Autonomy - “But she saw beyond that bitter moment a long procession of years to come that would belong to her absolutely.And she opened and spread her arms out to them in welcome” - Louise's realization of her newfound independence and her thoughts of being free emphasize her desire for ______.Her sense of liberation when contemplating a life without her husband supports the theme of women longing for ______.

The paternalistic attitude reflects the belief that women are too delicate to handle distressing ______

Louise is expected to suppress her true ______ and put on a facade of mourning

Her outward display of grief while hiding her true feelings highlights the societal norm of emotional ______

The feminist approach focuses on how gender, especially the oppression of women, is portrayed, represented, and challenged in ______

Gender is placed at the forefront of analysis in the context of ______

Representation of women in literature can either reinforce or challenge traditional gender roles and ______