In our history, women have always been inferior to men. Their role in society, at present, is to take care of the family and the home while the man earns the income. As a result, women began to fight for their rights in what we call the feminist movement. This movement is also relevant in the literature of the time. In The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, a woman named Hester Prynne is convicted of adultery and must wear a scarlet letter on her breast as a sign of her sin. In "Au Bal Cadien" and "La Tempête", Chopin shows a more modern era of feminism through the adulterous woman Calixta. Hawthorne and Chopin show how society and the feminist movement progress over time through their works.How Hawthorne and Chopin express their views on the feminist movementHawthorne and Chopin show how they support the feminist movement in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter and “At the Cadian Ball” by Chopin” and “The Tempest”. These works show the rise to power of women. Hester and Calixta are the two main characters who exemplify the strong nature of women. Hawthorn and...