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Feminism and Contemporary Women Writers : Rethinking Subjectivity

	Feminism And Contemporary Women Writers : Rethinking Subjectivity by Radha Chakravarty
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Novel act as a powerful counterfrce against the anti humanism and depersonalization of many current theories, insistently placing the human being centrestage. This book adopts a boldly unconventional methodology examining the woeks of six contemporary woman writer -Doris lessing, Anita Desai Mahasweta Devi, Buchi Emeheta, Margaret Atwood and Toni Morrison - as potentially empowering and libeerating. Displacing the traditional opposition between sameness and difference, the book insists upon heterogeneity even as it out significant overplaps and commonalities across literary and calcutta divides.isbn-9780415467315

Pages : 260

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Feminism And Contemporary Women Writers : Rethinking Subjectivity

by Radha Chakravarty