An_Analysis_of_Kate_Chopin_And_Her_Works

An Analysis of Kate Chopin And Her Works “Free! Body and soul free!” Those are the great words written by the great American author, Kate Chopin in “The Story Of An Hour” in 1894. Her real life stories were her biggest influences in her literature and her unique themes. Perhaps one of her most famous works was her first novel, The Awakening. Some of her other works include “The Storm,” “Lilacs,” Madame Celestine’s Divorce,” and “Desiree’s Baby.” What is Chopin’s writing style' What traits are recognizable in all of her stories including the ones mentioned above' More importantly, was feminism a valuable subject in her themes and her life or was she just a normal woman who believed in equality' The answers to these and more questions lie ahead so just sit back and enjoy the ride. To understand Kate Chopin’s writing style, you must first understand her life. She was born Katherine O’Flaherty in 1850 to an Irish and French family In St. Louis, Missouri. Her grandmother and great-grandmother lived with them and were great influences in her life and later in her writing. Chopin learned French and female endurance from living in a house full body, soul, kate, chopin, about, stories, women, woman, life, through, writing, story, people, main, write, one, never, lilacs, just, baby, awakening, armand, told, themes, theme, lived, husband, give, free, chopin’s, character, based, american, after, african, women’s, way, virgin, very, took, time, style, storm, sexual, says, religion, real, present, novel, normal, next, name