Novel - Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

What was Perkins-Gilman trying to say about the attitudes toward women and their intelligence and creativity? Does this have any relevance today? You may use any ideas of your own or OWL feminism to guide and support your perspective. 

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Reflecting on your reading of Kate Chopin's "The Story of an Hour" and Charlotte Perkins Stetson's "The Yellow Wallpaper," compare the lives of each narrator, the authors' purposes in writing these stories, and identify their overall themes. What was most harmful to the narrator's sanity in each story? Whose fate was worse? Explain your answer thoroughly, using at least 1 citation from each story to support your analysis.

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Plessy V. Ferguson pgs 283-288

5. Reread the last paragraph of the reading selection. Summarize Justice Harlan's argument here and explain what kind of rhetorical strategy he uses to discredit the Louisiana railroad's statute and the claims of Justice Brown's majority opinion. Highlight details from the text that support your explanation. In what way might Harlan's position reflect changing attitudes toward American citizenship and American values?

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