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维多利亚时代（Vitoria times） Awakening, published in 1899, is the masterpiece of Kate Chopin (1850 - 1904), an American woman writer. The novel mainly depicts the heroine Edna from a traditional, self conscious housewife growing into an independent new woman who pays attention to her spiritual life. This paper attempts to interpret this work from a feminist perspective. Life is like a war. Edna was a woman fighter who fought against the patriarchal society and even fought against himself. At the time of the patriarchal society, after awakening Edna to find a way out, became a social outcast, love the outcast. She was destined to struggle in the depths of solitude. Her death was the inevitable end of the novel. This article will also discuss the origin of its tragic fate and the meaning of its death. Burying the deep sea is Ednas final struggle against the patriarchal society. She was born, and the traditional concept of free society imposed on all her external responsibility, she is no longer a Pangtelier lady, is no longer a mother, she is her own -- Edna. Key words: awakening; resistance; womens rights; loneliness A brief analysis of rebellion against patriarchy in female literature in the nineteenth Century Add time: 2011-4-10 14:45:06 article source: article author: Click: 50 Beyond freedom of madness and death A brief analysis of rebellion against patriarchy in female literature in the nineteenth Century Abstract: the nineteenth Century is the female initiation independence era, in the process against patriarchal oppression, with their madness and death at the expense of the free wake up tens of thousands of womens independent consciousness, so that they embarked on the pursuit of personal independence, freedom and liberation of the womens road. Key words: independent consciousness; madness; death; womens liberation; Since ancient times, women have been in a dependent position in real life. In the Bible of Genesis in a period known to all myths, after God created all