Feminism within the perspective of man and woman
For many years it is considered that women come to this world to satisfy and serve man. Leaving behind your rights, opinions and desires as a woman. There are different opinions and expectations that men and society have before women. Considering what is right and what is wrong for her.
In the same way taking place what for women is considered vulgar and shameless. Therefore and agree before the perspective of men and society, women have to get pure and virgin to marriage to be considered worthy of it. However, if the man has more than one woman, he is considered a don Juan and even more man.
To begin with, the growth of Tristana manifests itself when his mother dies to be alone and helpless with only 19 years, age being in charge of Don Lope. A ‘’ Don Juan ’’ of the time that had a reputation of a gallant and typical male man with more than one woman. Who promises Tristana’s mother, care and protect her from her. However, it was not as he promised, since it was the one who was in charge of mutilating and dishonor. According to Don Lope, in the movie “Tristana,” ‘’ Passion has to be free is the natural law, nothing of signatures or blessings, ”(Min 24:19). Obviously, Don Lope when looking at Tristana alone and helpless takes advantage of her not only removing his virginity, but also makes her daughter and the wife depending on what he pleases at the time. From the same wood as highlighted, Alfonsina Storni, in his poem "You love me white," You love me AlbCOROLA CLOSED."Obviously, Don Lope, when finding the white one who demands so much beautiful, young and pure.
The woman comes to this world to satisfy the man, be an honest woman, a woman of home and a good mother. Tristana, he had no other way to choose. As emphasized, Don Lope in the movie "Tristana," "The honest woman broken and at home,". It is clear that Don Lope considered an honest woman when she stayed at home being the typical woman who obeyed and served the man. Tristana, not only ends up being the daughter, wife and slave of Don Lope, since he also ends up adopting certain ideas of him.
As is that passion should be free, given the criteria of Don Lope, because he considers it a natural law. As a result, Tristana, ends up being considered a dishonor and not worthy woman for marriage. Thus also considering that she was free to do and undo what she wanted from her life.
But on the other hand, as Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz affirms, in his poem ‘’ foolish men, ’’ ’foolish men who accuse the woman without reason, without seeing that you are the occasion of the same as the fault.’It is evident, that Don Lope ends up harassing Tristana from an easy woman, without seeing that he was the cause of his dishonor. Making tristana of also an easy woman not considered worthy for marriage. Tristana, I end up believing that she was no longer an honest and dignified woman, because before the criteria of society and the perspective of man the woman had to get virgin, pure and intact to marriage.
Unfortunately, Tristana, ended up being seen by Don Lope and Horacio a sexual object they could use like a toy. However Tristana, he also ends up accepting his object role for his dependence and submission from Don Lope. At first, that Horacio, the pure and honest believe that he considers the good piece and work of art for his paintings. However, when Tristana confesses the whole truth to Horacio the cause of his dishonor he is noticed and considers it, no longer worthy for his art. Because of this, it offers to marry her to be able to honor her as the society dictates.
In a way as both men want to control and manipulate Tristana’s life. According to López, María Ramírez, in the article ‘’ the phases of Tristana in the search for his identity, ’’ “Society instills the woman from a child who must be subject and always the other. This is how the harvest builds the woman like the other.’Logically, Tristana ends up accepting for a moment his role of the sexual object, since as the woman was mentioned in the expectations of man and society, he had no other way to follow. During that time the woman only had 3 safe options which were to marry, the theater, or she will end up being a prostitute. Within this movie they make it clear that as long. But without instead, in the movie "I, the worst of all," "As I could not dress as a man, I wore me as a nun,".
Sor Juana, makes us known totally the opposite of Tristana. She even being a nun and in a certain way rejected by the Church for her way of thinking defends women in the expectations of man and society. Taking religious habits not by devotion but as a refuge in which she could concentrate and have support. Something that the Tristana movie does not give us, she is unprotected is in charge of Don Lope, who takes care of her and can judge her at the same time.Regardless, when he wants to escape from Don Lope, he still needs a man’s help to do so. Demonstrating once again, that the woman will always need a man’s help to be someone in life.
Music and religion take a very important role in Tristana’s life. After unfortunately, she gets sick and amputated her leg ends up being a bitter woman lifeless or grace. Returning to the role of a certain way of object again, since it was returned by Horacio with Don Lope. Of the one who once was free.
As he states, Don Lope in the movie "Tristana," "Now if you no longer escape, if you enter my house you will no longer leave it again,". It is clear that Don Lope looked at the amputation of the tristana’s leg as a lock in which she could keep locked up. As I wanted it from the beginning. As a result, Tristana takes refuge in music as a hobby of hobby. In the same way the church is part of it, since most of the time it only went out to it. It is incredible as to the criteria of Don Lope and that of society demand a pure woman as soon as they can be totally the opposite of what they ask for.
Concording with Alfonsina Storni, in his poem ” You love me Blanca, “, celebrating Baco, you who in the black gardens of deception, dressed in red ran to the ravage.’After Don Lope, he tried all the fruits in the end demand a pure woman without any stain. Intends to enter and demand the pure and white one that was not.
We can conclude, with the information given men as Don Lope, they demand a pure, dignified, and intact woman before her criteria and just as society paints. As soon as they can be and act without being judged the opposite of what a woman demands. They paint the woman as weak and fragile who will always need the protection and help of a man to survive. As soon as they blame women of the same or the worst that they can become. But, they who demand the pure and white one who becomes him to be able to demand and judge.
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