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... space on the margins of their societies at large and sometimes their own island communities . It is in this peripheral area that the heroines seek connection to their personal histories through solitude and the land . On an explicit ...
... space on the margins of their societies at large and sometimes their own island communities . It is in this peripheral area that the heroines seek connection to their personal histories through solitude and the land . On an explicit ...
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... space that is neither here nor there " ( 1 ) , a space she calls " elsewhereness . " Most obvious in the Haitian American poems is the authors ' self - representation and presentation of their characters as female subjects who define ...
... space that is neither here nor there " ( 1 ) , a space she calls " elsewhereness . " Most obvious in the Haitian American poems is the authors ' self - representation and presentation of their characters as female subjects who define ...
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... space within which male thought has prefixed the female sex on the assumption that it is her " natural " environment . Virginia Woolf's pioneering feminist discourse , A Room of One's Own ( 1928 ) , expressed women's double condition of ...
... space within which male thought has prefixed the female sex on the assumption that it is her " natural " environment . Virginia Woolf's pioneering feminist discourse , A Room of One's Own ( 1928 ) , expressed women's double condition of ...
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Women of Colour at the Barricades | 8 |
Creative Works | 17 |
Kings Street | 23 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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