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Women as Superfluous Characters in American Realism and Naturalism

Radical feminist criticism at the present time attempts not merely the eradication of literary-critical expressions of male superiority, but goes further, tying attitudes of male ascendancy to bourgeois views and values and asserting the necessity to turn their attack against the bourgeois fabric of society. These critics begin with the Marxist assumption that the ideas of the dominant class become the ruling ideas of the entire society and extend their analysis of the contemporary role and position of women to an analysis of the culture in which values of market-place aggressiveness outrank values of any other kind. To quote Lillian Robinson: