Jean Baker Miller’s article offers a freshly contrasted perspective in regards to the modernistic theoretical notion of a woman. She explains the idea of a woman’s sense of self differs from that of the man-made concept of a woman’s self. Furthermore, it is interesting to learn about Miller’ post-modern perspective of a women’s self-discovery seen as a way to learn new capacities as a form of positive validation. This idea contrasts the modern views on separation which implied a negative context to a woman’s internal development.
Miller’s idea of interaction among humans to instil a personal growth and acceptance remains current towards psychotherapy and art therapy in terms of family, group, and individual therapy. Miller offers a complex