A Womans Place by Naomi Wolf :: Feminism

The authentic WomanA Womans Place, the name of the graduation speech given by Naomi woman chaser at the Scripps College graduation in 1992 contrasts the independent and the dependent woman. In todays society, there be two different types of women the woman who has a good head on her shoulders and knows where she is going in the world, and the woman who seeks dependence within the masculine world. scantily as they were thirty years ago, women are still not considered to be equal to men. They are more or less looked at as being second to men.Naomi Wolf is a Jewish feminist generator who supports the independent woman. She was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University and graduated from Yale in 1984. Since then, Wolf has written two gives that she is very well known for. She wrote her first book, title The Beauty Myth, when she was twenty-nine years old. This book talks about women and how they experience beauty is one of the most important factors that will get you anythi ng or anywhere. Her second book Fire With Fire was written in 1993. This book is about women taking control and not being victimized. Wolf is utter to be a headstrong feminist that really conceives in womens power.In her commencement speech she mentions four factors of knowledge that she believes are mandatary for women to remedy. Her idea of a true or good woman is a strong woman who knows what she wants from life, is out to succeed, and will survive. An untrue or pitiful woman is a lady that is weak, that has a tendency to get dominate over, and has no real ambition for what she wants to do with her life.Wolf says that in ordination to become a headstrong, successful woman, one needs to redefine enough a woman. Women have many different ways to clarify graceful women. According to Wolf, men have it a lot easier however, most pack in society would not agree with this. Boys have just as hard of a time becoming a man as a girl does becoming a woman. One might believe that Wolf is trying to say a women needs to redefine herself in order to have a place to start, so she can rule out what she wants to be and where she wants to go.