The roaring twenties and women’s conditions
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The Roaring Twenties saw major changes in women's fashion and morals as reflected in society and literature. Flappers emerged with a new style and freedoms as women's conditions changed following World War I. Notable authors like F. Scott Fitzgerald in The Great Gatsby and Virginia Woolf in A Room of One's Own captured and advanced this shift in women's roles and independence in the 1920s.
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The roaring twenties and women’s conditions
- 1. THE ROARING TWENTIES AND WOMEN’S CONDITIONS
- 2. 1920 MORALS & FASHION CHANGED A LOT FOR WOMEN
- 7. F. Scott Fitzgerald Novelist who reflected society after war in U.S The great Gatsby(1925)
- 9. U.S 1920 ENGLAND 1928 MEXICO 1953
- 10. VIRGINIA WOOLF British writer and feminist important figure of the 20th century Seminal book “ A Room of One’s own”