In class we discussed the possibility that writers may create texts to affect change in a tumultuous society. In this week's posting, I'd like you to answer 2 main questions: how do we see Perkins Gilman writing to affect change? And what other writers may have been doing the same? In other words, can you think of other texts we've read this semester that also might work to change things?
You're welcome to think broadly (the treatment of children, the treatment of women, the way we consider fatherhood, or relations between the north and south), always using the text to support your ideas.
Happy Blogging!
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