Questioning the Position of Woman in Ireland's A Woman of the Future and City of Woman

Literary text very often appears as a political discourse. In this sense, many scholars have tried to see literature as an alternative historical and social documentation. Literature cannot also be separated from what is going on in the society. Even, it influences each other. This paper will demonstrate an interpretation of a literary text as feminist struggle in finding self indentity within the framework of sexual revolution. Feminist interpretation, it must be admitted, has been given a special place in the modern literary study. This paper will use Ireland's novels A Woman of the Future and City of Woman to reveal how the world of woman could be presented by a male writer. It also enlarges the discussion by using the philosophical as well as psychological perspective. In this way, literature can be seen as dialogic between various interests