Published 2022-12-10
Keywords
- Manimekalai,
- Woman,
- Feminist,
- Married Woman
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Abstract
Manimekalai is identified as a renaissance epic and an epic that gives rise to women. Even though it is an epic that promotes women, it can be seen from the literary scenes that many tragedies have taken place in the lives of the women of that time. 'A woman is the enemy of a woman', says the feminist proverb. Many of the women's miseries in the twenty-first century are also present in the epic women's lives of the day. It is the need of the hour to make it come out. Inability of women to think for themselves, indecisiveness, inability to move about in public despite being brave, exclusion of women from home due to immorality, exclusion of women from society due to immorality, lack of respect in society for a child born to an illegitimate woman, lack of respect in the society for a child born to an illegitimate woman, man wanting to be ignorant of it even if he is a married woman (desiring his neighbor), drunken criminal punishment given to women, punishments given to women in the constitution, etc. This article with the help of Manimekalai.
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References
- Muthuchidambaram, S. (2005) Penniyathin Thotramum Valarchiyum, Muthu Pathippagam, Thirunelveli, India
- Saminathaiyar, U.Ve.Sa, (2013) Manimekalai, Saminathaiyar Nool Nilayam, Chennai, India