The Yellow Wallpaper Research Paper

The Yellow Wallpaper What the treatment of women was for marriage and society in 1892. The “yellow wallpaper "by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, her think the wallpaper does not try to express the attempt to escape from the narrator of her husband, since he was not understanding well in her depression. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, "The Yellow Wallpaper" (1892) this story is told in the first person, focused entirely on the thoughts, feelings and perceptions of the narrator. The struggle between the narrator and her husband, who in turn is her doctor, on the nature and treatment of her nervous problems, leads to a conflict within the narrator's mind during most of the story. The narrator can be assumed to be a young woman, who suffers from nervous …show more content…
The narrator says “the matter with one but temporary nervous depression” Perkins in "The Yellow Wallpaper" (553). In history we can observe that the brain is the one of the most complex object of human body because it can cause diseases, because of its complex structure and functioning. The influence of the family plays an important role for this woman throughout history because everyone believed that she had to be isolated from society, in a large mansion that had been acquired, John and her husband's sister. Since John thought that if wife was in a quiet place it would work so that he did not suffer nervous disorders or recover faster. At the beginning of the eighteenth century, the importance of the woman as a fundamental part of the family was not owed to her, since her husband did not believe that he was recovering, but he tried his best to give her the medicines and to attend to her as much as possible. According to “Nervous Depression. Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health 58.6 (2013): 719-720, Nervous depression is one of the most frequent disorders in woman, according to some studies; as it can affect women with poor appetite, sleep problems and some more symptoms.