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Gender Roles and Change in An Inspector Calls by jomihev323 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The play was written on the cusp of World War II when many people wanted societal change. Priestley uses the characters in the play to promote his socialist ideology and convey his views on the oppression of women in society. In the play, the men force their opinions on the women, as seen when Sheila asks Gerald if he chose her engagement ring without her input. Sheila begins to stand up to the men in her life by the end of the play, showing she has become more self-reliant and mature, acting as a vessel fo
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