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In this lesson, students read and analyze chapter IV of The Awakening. Student analysis focuses on Chopin’s use of figurative language in this chapter, specifically the compound noun “mother-woman” (p. 10). Students consider how this phrase describes one of the typical female social roles of this time, and how the tension between Edna and the idea of the “mother-woman” further develops her character.
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