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dramatic reaction. The word choice is also interesting possessing some underlying meaning. For example, it appears significant of the word ‘endure’ to be used a number of times. Beatrice states, “I could not endure a husband” (II.i.26), and Benedick exclaims “I cannot endure my Lady Tongue” (II.i.257-8). It would seem that these two statements parallel each other in the sense that the couple are drawn to each other which is implied by Shakespeare’s choice of words. ¹Marguerite Alexander
CHAPTER-4 THE REPRODUCTION OF MOTHERING The issues regarding the psychological aspect of motherhood and mothering have been the concern of feminists and woman liberationists ever since the first female voice has been raised against the oppression and suppression of women, or maybe even earlier. As has been already discussed in the first two chapters of this thesis, from nearly a century and a half, various theories have been scripted to resolve the issue of gender dichotomy. But one may say that
CHAPTER-4 THE REPRODUCTION OF MOTHERING The issues regarding the psychological aspect of motherhood and mothering have been the concern of feminists and woman liberationists ever since the first female voice has been raised against the oppression and suppression of women, or maybe even earlier. As has been already discussed in the first two chapters of this thesis, from nearly a century and a half, various theories have been scripted to resolve the issue of gender dichotomy. But one may say that