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Essay on the Effects of Uncle Toms Cabin on the Womans place at home | ||
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This is the first 1,000 characters of 1942 words (7.77 pages) in the essay titled the Effects of Uncle Toms Cabin on the Womans place at home Today, the majority of American women earn a wage outside the home, regardless of marital status, age, or race. “Career Girls” and Working Moms have become an accepted part of the American culture and economy. Behind our culture’s acceptance of women at work outside the home is a long and complex history. Opinions about the kind of work women should do, and the meaning of that work to individual women and American society as a whole have fluctuated throughout the centuries. Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin has helped to shape and mold equality for women as we know it today.Stowe’s ideas about domestic feminism, economic and social reforms, and the value of these reforms, are still controversial. The primary message Uncle Tom’s Cabin, that slavery is morally wrong and should be abolished, is quite clear, but the methosd that Stowe offers for the abolition of slavery, creating a world in which women are moral leaders, is not. A close examination of the kitchen is a starting point for the examination of the nature of domestic feminism and the nature of women’s work in Uncle Tom’s Cabin. For Stowe, meaninful work for women must center on the home, and the kitchen is the symbol of woman’s work and networks. The first kitchen we see in Uncle Tom’s Cabin is Aunt Chloe’s. In her own kitchen, as well as in her master’s, she is a mixture of military commander and culinary scholar: She delegates certain responsibilities to her “inferior officers” and her corn cake is “a su... |
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Keywords: uncle toms cabin, abolition of slavery, stowe, missis, feminism, she wanted, jist, yourn, womans place, womans work, white hands, inferior officers, corn cake, race career, moral leaders, chloes