The Applicant First, are you our sort of a person? Do you wear A glass eye, false teeth or a crutch, A brace or a hook, Rubber breasts or a rubber crotch, Stitches to show something's missing? No, no? Then…devamı
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The Applicant” is reminiscent of a job interview, depicting the dilemma of young women who are taught by society to…devamıThe Applicant” is reminiscent of a job interview, depicting the dilemma of young women who are taught by society to aspire to marriage and compete for the attention of men. It also depicts the dilemma of young men to find a wife who will fit his need for a housewife and ornament to enhance his physical comfort and career; nothing deeper.
In the 1950s young girls would advertise their physical beauty and in the process forget their own value. The metaphor of a job application merely hints to the fact that men desire certain characteristics in a woman which a girl must work to attain. The aim is always to get married and become an ideal wife. The woman is objectified to a robotic, insignificant, almost slave-like existence, where her intellect is not valued and her importance is judged by her physical appearance. Plath succeeds in creating an atmosphere that communicates oppression and social stereotypes.
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