Women's status in society is low. When the patriarchal era came, women became the "second sex". Until the 18th and 19th centuries, women's social status was still extremely low, and they were always excluded from public life. Parkin said: "Women really don't have an independent class. For most women, the status of their own family determines their status in society. The role of the family is mainly determined by the status of male parents. In other words, the status of women in it is more important than the status of women in the family. " Their roles are firmly fixed in the family, and their primary responsibility is to "devote every hour and every day to the communication of various relationships with their husbands, parents, brothers and sisters at home, and to care for and comfort them." Even if a few brave women leave home or are forced to look for jobs, most of them can only be governesses. Not only are their incomes meager, but their social status is also very humble. It is generally believed in the society that the occupation of British female teachers belongs to the category of servants, and she should behave as a completely service-oriented person. Once you become a single female teacher, the female teacher at home will give up all the bright future. Therefore, female novels put the conclusion of an ideal marriage and the creation of a comfortable home in the first place. No one dares to leave home and live independently.
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