"It's man versus woman all day long, endlessly" (Strindberg). To what extent is this supported by your reading of Miss Julie?

"It is man versus woman all day long endlessly" (Strindberg). Do I agree with this statement after having read the play? The representation we get of young Miss Julie through the gossips from the outset shows the plays investment I her degeneracy and ruin. Strindberg portrays Miss Julie as being hysterical which was considered to be a female sickness in his days. The setting of Miss Julie takes place on a Midsummer's Eve, which is …

…agreement with the statement "its man versus woman all day long, endlessly" by Strindberg, as it is clearly supported by the play. BIBLIOGRAPHY Abrams, M. H. A Glossary of Literary Terms/ Seventh Edition (Heinle & Heinle 1999) Haralambos, Micheal and Martin Holborn Themes and Perspectives/ Fifth Edition <Tab/><Tab/><Tab/>(Harper Collin Publishers Limited 2000) Strindberg, A. Miss Julie and Other Plays (Signet Publishers