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Explore how Gilman presents the search for identity in The Yellow Wallpaper As is clear in the text, Gilman writes the book from a similar prespective as the narrator. Living in the late 17th and early 18th centuary america Gilman would have experinced similar opression as is eveident in the text, not neccessarily first hand that is. The issue of feminism is central to the identity that Gilman tries to initiate, somewhat ambigously. One thing that is clear is that the identity of the narrotor is certainly opressed, due top the control of John, her husband she is not aloud to express herself turely in either a social or a literary context, therefore masking her true character and identity, although the reader is subject to a better insight as the text is written from her veiw point. This gives the text a certain air of intimacy, as though it were written...

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