As it is known as the age of skepticism Victorian society captured

As it is known as the age of skepticism, Victorian society captured the transition of old order crumbling under the weight of the new order. The new theories started to replace the age old beliefs. It is the period that witnessed the extraordinary growth of population, rapid industrialization, urbanization with an immense force to reorder the face of Victorian society. Due to the development of industrialization, a new middle class emerged, moneyed, leisured and educated. Among them, most of the reading public was women. It was also a triggering figure in the increase of circulating libraries that introduced women to the vast stream of knowledge. It will not be unjust to say that it also enabled them to understand their individuality and existence under pressured by the patriarchal system of society that helped them more or less to come out of the discriminated and unequal distribution of rights and to cultivate force to rebel against the existing social order. As Michel Foucault explains in The History of Sexuality, Victorian society codifies the sexual behavior as a strategy to exercise power. So in the context of Victorian era, socioeconomic conditions, variety of organizations including medical science, domestic labor, education, employment, defines the position of women. The intersection of class and gender ideologies can be seen in a Victorian icon-the “Angel in the House.”” It shows that the wife