The book "In the Twilight of Patriarchal Culture: The Struggle for Female Identity in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight" offers an in-depth analysis of the Twilight saga from a feminist perspective. It examines the development of the main character Bella and her search for identity in a highly patriarchal society. The narrative highlights how Bella's life is shaped by the two central male characters, leading to an internal conflict. The author argues that Bella's low self-esteem and her idealized relationship with Edward Cullen are symptoms of her alienation in a world that offers her no space for personal development. The study also addresses the complex dynamics of gender roles and the challenges women face within patriarchal structures. The analysis includes the portrayal of femininity in the saga and the role of Bella's half-vampire child as a potential disruptor in the rigid dichotomy of the narrative.