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The influence of patriarchal society from "summary" of The Kite Runner (new) by Khaled Hosseini

In the society depicted in 'The Kite Runner', the influence of patriarchal norms is profound and far-reaching. These societal expectations dictate the roles and behaviors of individuals based on their gender, reinforcing a system where men hold power and control. This is evident in the way male characters such as Baba and Assef wield authority and are seen as the primary decision-makers in their families and communities. Women in this patriarchal society are often marginalized and oppressed, lacking the agency to make choices for themselves. For example, characters like Soraya and Hassan's mother are constrained by societal expectations that limit their freedom and autonomy. They are expected to conform to traditional gender roles, such as staying at home and prioritizing the needs of th...
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