Книга: Amina Sail «African Women`s Quest for Self-Realization»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" African Women`s Quest for Self-Realization is a literary study of the Nigerian woman writer Buchi Emecheta`s novels: The Joys of Motherhood and The Slave Girl. It offers a critical reading of Emecheta`s female charatcers and their depiction in an attempt to provide satisfactory answers to the hot debates concerning the feminist ideology of her writings. Our book is a study of the representation of the Nigerian woman s identity as female, black,colonized,and African in order to explain how race and gender were woven together as determinant factors that affected the female experience under colonialism. ISBN:9783846543696 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2011)
ISBN: 9783846543696 |
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