The_Naked_Citadel

The Naked Citadel The Naked Citadel reveals a life, hidden behind the walls of a Men’s world. This essay is a revelation of the relations between men as men, as humans and as fighters. These are the three major aspects of the life behind the walls of the Citadel, the manly world. Susan Faludi paints a beautiful picture of this world and the interrelations within its boundaries by putting a woman in the center of her story. Another major aspect of the essay is the tradition as a social value and as a limit. The essay gives an excellent example of how, sometimes, especially in the past centuries, traditions shaped people’s life and narrowed the scope of people’s dreams. It also shows how difficult it is to change traditions. The Citadel is a public military college established in 1822. It is a high-ranking institution with well-established traditions. All of the cadets are men, because army is, or used to be only men’s universe, and not just men’s universe, but the strongest and most brave men’s universe. The academy is an institution in which men looking to serve their country and be given a top rate education seek interest. It is a place where young man men, citadel, cadets, man, world, men’s, traditions, life, young, woman, within, public, gives, essay, between, act, academy, women, walls, violence, universe, treat, tradition, society, place, peers, much, manner, feel, family, faludi, control, citadel’s, behind, another, among