Representation of Femininity roles in Bruno Schulz's Literary Works

1. Introduction 2. Overview of Bruno Schulz's Literary Context 2.1. Historical and Cultural Background 2.2. Biographical Influence on Works 2.3. Major Themes in Schulz's Writing 3. Femininity in “The Street of Crocodiles” 3.1. Character Analysis of Female Figures 3.2. Symbolism and Metaphors of Femininity 3.3. Narrative Techniques Highlighting Gender Roles 4. Femininity in “Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass” 4.1. Depiction of Women's Roles 4.2. Comparison with “The Street of Crocodiles” 4.3. Impact on Reader's Perception 5. Influence of Polish and Jewish Traditions 5.1. Cultural Expectations of Femininity 5.2. Religious Symbolism in Female Characters 5.3. Integration into Schulz’s Narrative Style 6. Feminist Literary Criticism Perspectives 6.1. Theoretical Frameworks Used 6.2. Feminist Interpretations of Female Roles 6.3. Contributions of Feminist Critics 7. Symbolism and Imagery of Femininity 7.1. Use of Nature and Objects 7.2. Interplay of Light and Color 7.3. Female Archetypes in Texts 8. Conclusion 8.1. Summary of Key Findings 8.2. Implications for Future Research 8.3. Final Thoughts on Schulz's Literary Impact