The central idea of the poem Aunt Jennifer's Tigers is that women have remain slaves of males because of the institution of marriage. They have remained objects in the hands of males throughout the ages. The only way of escaping this slavery is through art. The poet seems to encourage the women to uRead more
The central idea of the poem Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers is that women have remain slaves of males because of the institution of marriage. They have remained objects in the hands of males throughout the ages. The only way of escaping this slavery is through art. The poet seems to encourage the women to use art for expressing their desires.
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The tigers are the art of Aunt Jennifer. No they are not real. They have been carved by Aunt Jennifer to protest against the male-dominated society and her failed marriage in which she has no voice and is just an object in the hands of her husband. Read summary of Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers Play quiz onRead more
The tigers are the art of Aunt Jennifer. No they are not real. They have been carved by Aunt Jennifer to protest against the male-dominated society and her failed marriage in which she has no voice and is just an object in the hands of her husband.
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