kiss me woman - taming of the shrew

Kiss Me Woman The Taming of The Shrew by William Shakespeare Love, life, and laughter - the three L’s of a successful relationship, but only one person is laughing. So, which sex is the victim? Men may use some clever ways to hide themselves to manipulate women and vice versa; nonetheless, Shakespeare implies the latter one: feminine obedience is a clever disguise women adopt to get what they want from men or victims. In …

…a stronger king and Katherine marrying a strong man. The play also implies that male dominance is just a social aspect, where it stands clear from the private relationship. Accordingly, Shakespeare offers a type of an adage in The Taming of The Shrew: if women will go along with a man’s manipulations as only a simple gesture, than they can follow it as they wish, but the cost is to go along with it.