Sleep Fictions: A Digital CompanionMain MenuAboutProject DescriptionIntroductionNgrams and ThemesTechnical TipsRoderick Hudson by Henry JamesFull TextUncle Julius Tales by Charles Waddell ChesnuttFull TextThe House of Mirth by Edith WhartonFull TextSelections from Charlotte Perkins Gilman's ForerunnerFull TextThemed AnnotationsLanding Page for ThemesVoyant ToolsReferences & Key TermsLinks to References OnlineHannah Huberd3e4ea8a859f6cdb7403909c52727bbd2c4624eb
This collection includes all notes that address metaphorical social awakenings as well as literal waking from a sleep state.
Kate Chopin's 1899 novel The Awakeningis a well-known example of this theme in the metaphorical sense, in which women experience an "awakening" to the social forces of gender oppression. Gilman takes up a similar theme in her writing.
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