Women’s Marginalization in Manju Kapur and Anita Nair’s Selected Novels: A comparative study

Humanities

Marginalization is the feeling of weakness and exclusion felt by a group as a result of an unequal distribution of influence over society's "resources and power structures." Feminism claims that women are marginalized as a result of society's patriarchal framework. When a person is cornered, alienated, and pushed to the margins of society, marginalization occurs. It's a methodical procedure, a kind of conspiracy weaved like a web, with the underlying traits of dominance and subordination always driving the woman into submission. However, feminist ideology promotes political, economic, and social equality. Even after harping on these equal rights, many feminists have recently realized that they are insufficient to free women from sexual and societal oppression.

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