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THE PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN IN MAIN STREET OF SINCLAIR LEWIS.

    1 Author(s):  BHUPENDER SINGH

Vol -  10, Issue- 7 ,         Page(s) : 82 - 87  (2019 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH

Abstract

Reading about Carol Kennicott’s suffering in his very Middle American marriage in a very Middle American town in Main Street, one wonders whether her situation was actually reflective of her day and whether Lewis had written other novels showing a similar sensitivity about the particular circumstances of women in society, Sinclair Lewis was consciously exploring through fiction the choices and pressures that women felt personally and socially during the first third of the twentieth century. And this fictional exploration still has relevance emotionally and politically because the choices for and pressures on women have not been significantly notified.

1. Main Street. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Howe, 1920, p.33
2.  Mark Schorer,  Sinclair Lewis: An American Life ( MckGraw- Hill. N.Y. , 1961 p.269
3. Main Street- p.255
4. Main Street- p. 86
5. Dr. Abraham Meyerson, “The Nervous Housewife, “Ladies Home Journal 1920, p. 27
6. Jane Addams, Twenty years at Hull-House (Signet, N.Y., 1961) p.24-p.34
7. Jane Addams, Twenty years at Hull-House (Signet, N.Y., 1961) p.24-p.34
8. Main Street, pp. 404-405
9. Main Street, p.411.
10. Ibid p.410
11. Ibid p.422
12. Main Street- p.423
13. Irwin, Martin, W. Faulker ( 1957) pp.38-45

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