The Birthday Party (1957) by Harold Pinter vividly depicts the reality of the modern woman, with a straightforward breakdown in communication among some of the characters. Pinter makes every effort to portray this truth throughout this piece. He speaks with many pauses and silences, implying that language isn't as crucial to modern women as it once was. The power of silence, according to Pinter, is greater than that of speech. As a result, Pinter's plays have long and brief pauses. The drama is about the degeneration of human beings and the dying process. The paper follows feminism as a critical theory. It hypothesizes that Pinter is a feminist playwright who criticizes society for the improper portrayal f woman.
Abdullah Almaaroof,A R and Isa,N F . (2022). The Image of the Woman in Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party. Journal of Language Studies, 6(1), 321-336. doi: 10.25130/jls.6.1.19
MLA
Abdullah Almaaroof,A R , and Isa,N F . "The Image of the Woman in Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party", Journal of Language Studies, 6, 1, 2022, 321-336. doi: 10.25130/jls.6.1.19
HARVARD
Abdullah Almaaroof A R, Isa N F. (2022). 'The Image of the Woman in Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party', Journal of Language Studies, 6(1), pp. 321-336. doi: 10.25130/jls.6.1.19
CHICAGO
A R Abdullah Almaaroof and N F Isa, "The Image of the Woman in Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party," Journal of Language Studies, 6 1 (2022): 321-336, doi: 10.25130/jls.6.1.19
VANCOUVER
Abdullah Almaaroof A R, Isa N F. The Image of the Woman in Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party. JLS. 2022;6(1):321-336. doi: 10.25130/jls.6.1.19
