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men used woman as their objects
to get children and clean the house

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In 1930 there was a lot of sexism, over 11 million women were unemployed and were ‘used’ as objects of desire for men. The book constantly suggests that women were only commented on for there look ps and were generally seen as a burden on men. Women had a very bad life and were mistreated and even abused

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Women were seen as objects in the 1930’s by majority of men.

Men were seen as bosses and women were seen as men pleasing machines

USA is my city

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Women were married at young age to have kids and cook for the men.
Weren’t permitted to vote even though they took the household decisions (ps: don’t mind my spelling)

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I thing that the message of mice and men is that women in the 1930’s women are seen to be a burden to the men suggested by the book. It is also that it is that once women has please the men they are then just a burden

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Women were seen as objects in the 1930’s by majority of men. This was partly because of the fact that women selling their body out. Though this was a key reason, it should not be used to generalise women.

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Women were objectified or made for taking care of the kids. Bitarthinks this book portrays men in a bad light because it shows that ALL men only care about her appereance and nothing else than her looks. Be a maverick .

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Women were sexualised constantly throughout the 1930s. Women were seen as being worse than men as they were paid less for jobs that took care of domesticated chores. Thes jobs

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Women during the 1930's were exteriorized as alluring objects whom which men could have control of or use to their advantage. They were seen as either dead maternal figures or unbeneficial prostitues who were just there to entertain men when they needed them to.  Women weren't seen as human and their dreams weren't valued nor acknowledged. The misogyny in the society of the 1930's forced a mind set on everyone that men were far superior to women.

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To educate and show the mindset of a man in the 1930s. Additionally choosing to write it from a males perspective as to portray the common view. One of the points that proves this, is how the male characters are named whilst the only women on the farm is supposedly not worthy of a name.

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Men were seen as dictators and woman were seen as mice. Women were portrayed as objects and usually ujust sed for reproduction

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KEY FOCUS: WHY DID STEINBECK WRITE THIS NOVEL?

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KEY FOCUS: WHY DID STEINBECK WRITE THIS NOVEL?