Author: Sultanova, Sevara Ruslanovna

Annotation: The article examines the influence of the women's movement on English literature and its reflection in the works of English writers. The author analyzes various aspects of feminist criticism and research conducted in relation to English literature, from the Renaissance to the present. The importance of a female approach to the analysis of literature and its influence on the rethinking of classical works is also considered. This article describes the main stages and achievements of British feminism, such as the struggle for women's equality in education, labor rights, political participation and reproductive rights. The author also draws attention to important figures and organizations that played a key role in the development of the feminist movement in England. The article also analyses the modern state of feminism in England, discussing the pressing issues and challenges facing feminists in the country. The author emphasizes the need to continue the struggle for gender equality and strengthen the rights of women in various spheres of life. Overall, the paper provides an overview and analysis of feminism in England, allowing the reader to better understand the history and contemporary challenges of this movement in the country.

Keywords: feminism, English literature, British feminism, organization.

Pages in journal: 596 - 601