Gynocritical Study of Colleen Hoover’s it Ends with Us

: Feminism is based, in essence, on the opinion of equality not only between men and woman, but even between women themselves. Feminism is concerned with how women are involved in the process of being and becoming — a process that reduces classification of women as the “Inferior Other Sex”. The study claims that narratives written by feminist writers such as Virginia Woolf, Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Kate Chopin are Gynocritical feminists, writing about an androcentric culture and the patriarchal system of society whose sole aim is to silence and dominate women, indulged in treating them as an inferior sex, and confine them to the roles of nursing and nurturing. The present paper is an attempt to study Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us (2016) under feminist term gynocriticism, shed the light on different aspects related to women's being and becoming including emotions, the objectification of women. The study draws heavily on feminist gynocritics who present different discussions about masculine subjugation of women and feminist’s possibility towards self-realization