Galic and Penjak in their article “The nature of gender: are Juliet, Desdemona and Cordelia to their fathers as nature is to culture?” exposed how women are seen as a second class. The authors “will provide a critical thinking of the production of socially imposed inequalities seen through Juliet”. Viewed from social, cultural or economic levels, women have always occupied secondary positions. The authors believe that the way women are treated varies from one culture to another, as well as from one period in time of that cultural tradition to another. The main principle of the sixteenth- and the seventeenth-century social structure was the patrilineal descent principal. Penjak can clearly opinion regarding gender roles as her professional interests
