The Yellow Wallpaper

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Exploring themes of mental health and gender roles, this seminal work highlights the struggles of women confined by societal expectations. Through the protagonist's descent into madness, the narrative critiques the oppressive structures of marriage and the stifling of female creativity. First published in 1892, it stands as a cornerstone of the feminist movement in the U.S., inspiring future generations to advocate for gender equality and challenge traditional roles.