What is the feminist influence in Arrow of God

I think women's roles are certainly questioned. Arrow of God depicts a highly patriarchal Igbo society, as embodied in Ezeulu’s compound, in which the huts of wives and sons are arrayed around that of the head of the household, all oriented toward serving Ezeulu’s daily needs. Persistent themes include the sanctity of the father-son relationship and the domestic duties of a man’s multiple wives.