In consideration with these facts, it is apparent that Gregor is a silenced individual. His silences are caused by how the patriarchal society they belong to constructed each character in the story. All of them are encompassed in the rules and stereotypes raised by patriarchy. Gregor Samsa is the embodiment of Franz Kafka's life. Kafka used Gregor as a medium to voice out his silences.
Based on the definitions of patriarchy given by Rich and Johnson, it is to be said that the effects of the rules of patriarchy in Gregor’s life are putative. Gregor, along with every character present in the story displays different kinds of conformity to a patriarchal society. Mrs. Samsa and Grete follow the stereotype given by the World Bank which says that
Based on the definitions of patriarchy given by Rich and Johnson, it is to be said that the effects of the rules of patriarchy in Gregor’s life are putative. Gregor, along with every character present in the story displays different kinds of conformity to a patriarchal society. Mrs. Samsa and Grete follow the stereotype given by the World Bank which says that