Robert Frost and Bahinabai Chaudhari: The Feminist Swingers of Life

The present Book on Feminism talks about the Robert Frost & Bahinabai Chaudhari's perspective through American & Indian Culture. Robert Frost did not consciously write with feminism as a guiding principle, yet his poetry often provides insight into the inner lives and experiences of women. These women frequently express dissatisfaction or frustration with their husbands and, at times, assert a quiet form of resistance or independence. Even so, they voice their perspectives & are not entirely silent observers; this sharing of thought highlights a subtle strength and awareness within their constrained roles.It doesn't mean that Bahinabai was unaware of her own place, rights & duties. Without any subjugation she spent life & struggled with fortitude and braveness. The poetry of Bahinabai depicts the woman who preserved her own self, dignified personality & self-respect. She is mostly human rather than a man or woman. Through symbolic balance, she creates female characters who inspire admiration & respect. Positivity, strength & wisdom distinguish them from many of the troubled or conflicted figures found in other literary traditions.