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What is Kamala Das’s attitude towards traditional societal roles for women in the poem?

AShe fully embraces and supports them

BShe rejects and challenges them

CShe is indifferent to these roles and does not comment on them

DShe finds comfort and security in traditional roles

Answer:

B. She rejects and challenges them

Read Explanation:

  • In "An Introduction," Kamala Das critiques and challenges the traditional societal roles assigned to women.

  • She rejects the constraints placed upon her by a patriarchal society, which seeks to define and limit her identity.

  • Throughout the poem, she expresses a desire for independence, self-expression, and the freedom to define her own identity outside of societal expectations.


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