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The role of women in a patriarchal society from "summary" of The Rice Mother by Rani Manicka
In the world of The Rice Mother, women are expected to fulfill certain roles within a patriarchal society. They are seen as the caretakers of the family, responsible for managing the household and raising the children. These expectations are deeply ingrained in the cultural norms of the time, and women are often judged based on their ability to fulfill these roles. Throughout the novel, we see examples of women who struggle to meet these expectations. Rajeswari, the protagonist, faces pressure from her husband and in-laws to produce a male heir, despite her difficulties with childbirth. She is constantly reminde...
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