The Story of an Hour Analysis by Kate Chopin | Review | Feminist Criticism | Analysis | Themes |

[@hemantthakur3259]

I'm an English literature teacher and I find it really helpful for my students. Thankful. Seems to be a result of online teaching. Really wonderful.

[@StudywithDrF]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JAY-jg2cp]

Thank you so much for this video about The Story of an Hour. I read this story about 2 times, I didn't get it, but now I have already known about it by your analysis.

[@StudywithDrF]

Glad it was helpful!

[@doubleblack3636]

great interpretation, you really covered the story in an amazing way and the feminist analysis is on point. but I was really hoping that you dive more into the imagery and the language used. but overall it was really good that's why I was hoping to see more of it. excuse my English it is not my native language.

[@StudywithDrF]

The imagery is amazing in this story, isn't it? Especially when you consider that it's only about two pages long.

[@xpreksha]

hey, do you mind making a video on "the challenges and struggles faced by the woman in the story of an hour"? thank you

[@StudywithDrF]

That would be an interesting video, but it delves a bit more into the historical-side of things for me. With that said, the lack of equal rights on a national level made life challenging for women during the late 19th/early 20th century. Even wealthy single women had challenges, especially if they married.

[@Adline285]

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[@StudywithDrF]

Thank you for the kind words. I will do my best to create some videos that students will find helpful. :)

[@Adline285]

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[@StudywithDrF]

@@Adline285 Thank you! That means a lot. :)

[@lahmacunseverbiri]

THANK YOU

[@StudywithDrF]

You are very welcome!

[@valeriaperez3]

Very helpful video, guided me to understand the story. You are great, Thank you.

[@StudywithDrF]

Thank you for your feedback - it means a lot. I am glad this was helpful!

[@cynthiae5519]

Thanks you , it helped immensely!

[@StudywithDrF]

Glad it helped!

[@judith_corner]

OMG, Im so thankful that you made this video sir i just really need the criteria ❤

[@judith_corner]

But i would like to know if it's also considered as historical

[@StudywithDrF]

Hi! Thank you for your question. Since The Story of an Hour took place in roughly the timeframe it was written, I wouldn't categorize it as "historical fiction". Instead, I would categorize it more broadly as literary fiction.

[@judith_corner]

I mean historical approach ?

[@Sanah_mm]

Great interpretation sir ! It really helped me with my paper !

[@StudywithDrF]

Glad to hear that!

[@anissjade]

thank you so much

[@StudywithDrF]

You're welcome!

[@random-xx7pz]

I hope i wont get a zero if i apply this on my feminist teacher's exam :p

[@StudywithDrF]

How did you do on your exam?