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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Stiwanism"”.
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The dilemmas of womanhood and belonging in a Patriarchal Society: A Stiwanist analysis of Selected Radical Female African Novels
… beliefs. Based on the theoretical framework of STIWANISM (Social Transformation Including Women in Africa), the study examined two chosen texts: Woman at Point Zero (1983) by Nawal El Saadawi and The Girl with the Louding Voice (2020) by Abi Daré. These novels were analysed using Stiwanism …
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The feminisation of poverty and victimhood in Dangarembga's print oeuvre: Cyclical evocations of nervous conditions, survival, and agency
… The researcher employed Africana Womanism, STIWANISM, and Nego-feminism literary theories to underpin this study, from examining the complex position that African women face in the light of detrimental effects of colonisation and its impact and legacy as it integrates with traditional …
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The portrayal of women in power and politics in Chinua Achebe's a man of the people and anthills of the savannah
… of the Savannah (1987) by Chinua Achebe from a Stiwanism perspective. The study sought to explore Achebe’s ‘feminist ideological turn’ by analysing how women in power and politics are depicted in the two selected novels. The study also pursued an analysis of how education is used as a tool to …
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An analysis of the way black African women function in cohabitative relationships as portrayed in ten selected African short stories
… It was informed by the black womanism, stiwanism and the feminism theories. The sample was purposively selected, because the researcher only looked at how black African female authors of short stories depict the experiences of black African women in cohabitative relationships. It seems …
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Contextualising black women's identity in South Africa through the apartheid archive's system of racial classification: an intersectional African feminist analysis of race, class, and gender within South Africa's political history.
… research is rooted in African feminist theory of STIWAnism and Nego- Feminism to draw on the structural and intersectional reality of both social and political systems that exist in the past and present African systems that seek to disenfranchise Black women. This research conceptualises Black …