women’s right in u.s. and korea - sylvia plath and moon jeong hee group 5
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Women’s Right in U.S. and Korea
- Sylvia Plathand
Moon Jeong HeeGROUP 5
Index Sylvia Plath
and <Lady
Lazarus>
Moon Jeong Hee and
< 그 많던 여학생들은 어디로 갔는가 >
< 유령 >
Suppressed Womenin Korea
Conclusion:<Lady Lazarus> and TODAY
Suppressed Womenin U.S.
About Sylvia Plathand
<Lady Lazarus>
Sylvia Plath doubted and rebelled to atmosphere at that time.
As a poet and as a women, she expressed her anger and resistance
against society in her poem.
Male-dom-inated
ideology
Patriarchal authoritar-
ianism
“Lady Lazarus” In male-dominated society,
the narrator wanted to escape from androcentric atmosphere.
By committing suicide, she revived with her own power
and got an immortality like aphoenix.
Suppressed Women in U.S.
Suppressed women in 1950s
Angelic women that sacrificed herself for husband
and children
devilish women that pursued a liberation
and re-sisted to
male’s au-thority
Moon Jeong Heeand
her Korean poems
Moon Jeong Hee (1947~)
Like Sylvia Plath,
she has spoken up for
right of womenin the manner of Korean
sentiment.
< 그 많던 여학생들은 어디로 갔는가 >
They had ability
BUT
Being as a helperin home
Being as an assistant
in societyReally ‘Good fortune’?
Still they arebeing as minor
Life for husband
There weremany girl students
But now,WHERE ARE THEY?
< 유령 >
Comparison be-tween poems
Narrator<Lady Lazarus
>1st per-
sonPower-
ful voice
< 유령 >
1st per-son
By her-self but
NOT Power-
ful
< 그 많던 ~>3rd per-
sonBy
some-one else
Reaction<Lady
Lazarus>
ACTIVE REAC-TION
< 유령 >PAS-SIVE
REAC-TION
< 그 많던 ~>
PAS-SIVE
REAC-TION
Suppressed Women in Korea
Trend of public opinion in Korea
WOMEN
Cooks,Cleaning ladiesfor husbands
Mothers,Babysittersfor children
Housewives
Assistants of men
Trend of public opinion in KoreaHard to get a job
Finally get a job?
A job based on prejudices of women
Deep-rooted glass ceiling
Still need to do house chores
When a women tries to get a job in Ko-
rea…
Suppression of women in Korea
According to recent research of World Economic Forum,
Korea is 117th among 142 nations in the state of gender equality.
Conclusion
<Lady Lazarus> and TODAY
In <Lady Lazarus>, her (active) runaway from so-ciety was couldn’t be helped
Today in Korea, it CAN be helped.
NOT reject to remain inside so-ciety,
BUT struggle with own ability inside society.
BUT
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