Susan Glaspell's Fiction: Fidelity as American Romance
American authoress Susan Glaspell's 'Fidelity' portrays the struggle of a woman to discover herself amidst a world characterized by images prescribed by society with the help of her female friends. Susan Glaspell's women are fighters who strive for their individuality. Glaspell w...
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