THE COMPARISON BETWEEN THE RELATIONSHIP CONFUSION AND THE SOCIETAL CONCEPT OF MARRIAGE IN A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAMBY SHAKESPEARE AND ZAATBY SONALLAH IBRAHIM

The research study is majorly focused on the concept of marriage and relationship confusion in selected books. A Midsummer Night's Dream, written by William Shakespeare, and Zaat, which Ibrahim writes, are selected as specific writings in this research study. The first selected writing is a play by Shakespeare that is majorly focused on the concept of love. Along with that, a different perspective toward marriage is also evaluated in this play. There are several characters in this writing, and confusion about relationships among those characters can also be identified. On the other hand, the concept of another selected book is focused on the life story of a woman. The book's storyline explores the condition of Egypt in society in the early 90s and the end of the 80s. Apart from that, the concept of political and business classes that have impacted the social structure can also be identified. The study has used secondary procedures and searched through Google scholar about both selected books and the concept of relationship confusion and marriage in these writings. The researcher uses the social action theory to understand the concept of the research study appropriately. After that, the theory has helped the researcher understand similarities in both selected books, which are also evaluated in the literature review part of this study.