Women's rights are promoted by feminism in general. It can also be seen as a group of ideas connected to a social movement aimed at changing social reality. The extremes are not mutually exclusive and they have interacted with one another in a variety of fascinating ways. Most recently, these approaches to concerns of difference and the reconstruction or counter production of knowledge have been combined by feminist theory and cultural production in general.

Feminists concur that there is significant experiential, conceptual, and linguistic parallels between the oppression and subordination of women and nature in western cultural tradition due to the culturally constructed conceptual binaries and ideological hierarchies that allow a systematic justification of the dominance of subjects classified into higher ranking categories over objects classified into lower ranking categories, such as man over woman.

The Women of Brewster Place'- A Novel in Seven Stories (1982) and Beloved are proficient in apocalyptic images and happenings that disguise morality in imagery. As a result, this attempt reflects moral sensibility and gives a comprehensive glimpse of The characters’ lives’ many complexities. Their writing style has been influenced by their involvement in such analyses. They draw on elements of the tradition, speech, and music that make up the majority of black expressive culture.