The Evolution of the Feministic Desire

Hermeneutics refers to the formulation of the principles of interpretation that apply specifically to the bible. From the 19^th century, it reflects the theory of interpretation in general. It involves getting at the meaning of all written texts, including legal, historical, and literary texts. Dilthey claims that a reader is able to achieve an objective interpretation of an author’s expressed meaning. The result of the evolution of feminism is the commencement of women’s empowerment. For its development, the literature is the suitable path. The feminist children’s literature is like fertile soil to expect the apt response. It points to the female experience and how it helps to expand and change the world. Cynthia Kadohata, a Japanese American writer leaves an attempt on feminism and women’s empowerment in her works. It shines in her novel “The Thing about Luck”, which won National Book Award in 2013. Through hermeneutic perspectives, “The Thing about Luck” brings out the suffering and challenges of women. It shows the first victory of women empowerment.