Finally, Anne of Green Gables transforms the classic Canadian literature narrative of survival into a story about how to thrive in a community, against all odds.
By doing so, the township of Avonlea is culturally transformed into one with greater compassion, empathy, and richness, and transforms ideas of childhood, the feminine, and family. For the love of classics Anne of the Green Gables definitely is definitely going to steal ones heart which is about an 11 year old read-headed orphan girl, Anne Shirley. Secondly, Anne’s relationship with Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert demonstrates a need for society to give legitimacy to children and the genuine experiences they face. By explicitly rejecting the objectification and fetishtization of young girls, Anne is able to create space for herself and other young females to grow and learn. First, Anne acts as a proto-essentialist feminist. Anne of Green Gables presents three unique, distinct, and incredibly important narratives that have implications for today’s society. Through the quirky trials and tribulations that follow in the quiet provincial town of Avonlea, a story about childhood, personal growth, and the female experience begins to emerge.
Anne, who is mistakenly sent to siblings Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert, and is begrudgingly adopted. Montgomery) follows the touching story of Anne Shirley, a young rebellious red-headed orphan. The novel Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery (L.M.
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