Mary Shelley, a film that highlights machismo
The movie "Mary Shelley" by the director Haifaa to Mansour was first published at the Toronto Film Festival in 2017. History is a clear example of the time when Mary Shelley lives since she is in an area where the woman does not matter, "if Mary Shelley had been a man, she would have been acclaimed and would always have been present’. By the way the film tells an important part of the life of the creator of the novel Frankenstein is also reflected as machismo is marked at the time when women do not have a necessary value.This text will reflect how this machismo is marked at the time, since they had no credibility or importance what they did.
The story begins when Mary Shelley lives in London and her father sends her to Scotland where she knows love, then she is going to live with him who mutually falls in love, generating that they travel the places with her sister, she also begins her life "famous ”since his love is, allowing him to relate to literature. What this indicates is that the human being for love obtains benefits that can help it grow as a person, because “that of an impulse that leads us to want to go beyond the material in our experimentation of something, in access toIts beauty, which for the thinker has to do with his proximity to the truth and not for his aesthetics.". In this case Plato a philosopher teaches the concept of love. In reality, this situation occurs frequently since at the time of being in love we obtain benefits from this person which generates changes in life, apart we want to do their best for the happiness of the other.
It should be noted that man of man through this story is very important since a strong role is highlighted from the father who commands at home and orders what should be done, also that of Percy who develops an important role in history toMoment to show his ability to create poetry, and also making known the book that Mary Shelley had written but because she was not accepted while he presents it and is flattered but in the end it is published with her name. The above reflects the machismo that is generated in that in the field of literature “the numerical inequality of published men and women, awarded or guests at festivals or other type of public stands, the diagnosis is that the editorial world is macho."
This refers to the fact that in literature machismo is very marked there are famous writers what writers. Not only machismo is a reflection in the literature but also in everything;But in some awards called Novel Biennial Vargas Llosa of 2019, writers and writers complained about discrimination, which was reflected at the time of having a greater number of finalist men, jury, and participants.
In the story it is reflected that Mary being a woman nobody paying attention to her when she presented her additional book to her sister who was pregnant by Lord Byron famous writing did not recognize her son. Therefore, men have always abused women and obtain benefit from that generating that these have been seen in a lower maneffort, their discoveries were attributed to their male colleagues and even their husbands ”. In this case, several women who have contributed to the development of society have not been recognized for their work. At this time many of the women are lower than men in several aspects causing it to think that it is weak sex since most of what they produce are recognized to man.
conclusion
Women through history have had great successes but have faced a macho society for which they have not been recognized in the best way generating disagreement. Women wanting to be recognized seek way of doing it and how we live in a discriminatory society to the female sex. This above is related to history since Mary Shelley was never recognized as a writer when presenting her book for the simple fact of being a woman but when her beloved shows it, she is totally successful, showing the society in which we live.
References
- Lopez, v.(July 3, 2018). ESPINOF. Recovered from https: // www.ESPINOF.com/interviews/Mary-Shelley-Hubiese-Sido-Man
- Torres, a.(s.F).Plato’s love theory. Recovered from https: // psychology andly.com/Psychology/Theory-Del-Amer-Platon
- Rodríguez, a. (May 31, 2019). This is not an article about machismo in literature.
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