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oppression and to focus on the bonds between mother and daughter, and between sisters. She also tries to give a new definition to the traditional dramatic territory. Futhermore, Henley uses the family play to portray the female quest for autonomy.
In Crimes of the Heart, Old Granddaddy, the MaGrath
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oppression is still a real problem for women. She also seriously raises the mandatory aspects of social changes and its following possibility for human equality in the world.
In conclusion, as for Churchill, the present moment is not divorced from the past, or indeed the future; past and future over
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female bodies take on different meanings.
The review leads to the conclusion that the questions of women and body are the subject matter of both social science and natural science because the correlation between women\'s body and women\'s oppression can only be understood in the context of particula
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