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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Feminism in literature"”.

  1. Feminist voice in african women novels: evidence from Flora Nwapa’s one is enough, Calitxhe Beyala’s the sun hath looked upon me and tsitsi dangaregmba’s nervous conditions

    The study investigated the feminist voice in African female fiction. It was a feminist appraisal of Nwapa’s One is Enough, Dangaregmba’s Nervous Conditions and Beyala’s The SunHath Looked Upon Me. It cross-examines how the authors project the feminist voice(s) in their writing. The research sought …

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  2. Feminism and human rights in the short stories of Isabel Allende.

    A major phenomenon beginning in the 1980's in Latin America is the strong presence of women writers and women's voices in politics. Isabel Allende is undoubtedly the most prominent contemporary woman writer of Latin America. This study will take into account the ideological implications of the …

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  3. Influence, Agency, and the Women of England: Victorian Ideology and the Works of Sarah Stickney Ellis

    … discusses the works of Sarah Stickney Ellis in the context of Victorian culture and argues that Elliss ideas about women, which have frequently been described as 'anti-feminist' by twentieth and twenty-first century scholars, were often progressive and even proto-feminist. The first chapter …

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