inequality promoting the discrimination of the women and their role as a mother and wife only. Women had an effort to promote their educational development and fought for the right to vote. This same fight for equality was mirrored in other European countries, the Suffrage movement in Britain being another example of an increasing awakening of women’s rights. At no stage in the novel does the narrator state that Isidora’s claims have no foundation, in fact as she begins to lose all hope of ever attaining
say that ‘men’ define and shape their whole lives is true only in abstraction. In many actual societies there are specific inequalities in means and therefore in capacity to realize this process. In a class society, these are primarily inequalities between classes” (108). When the leading protagonist, Mr. Changez, reaches Princeton for his studies, he feels very different. He gets a new status in the New York City, though he belongs to Lahore, the Eastern region of