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... women in these texts are often represented according to prevailing social , cultural , and ideological norms . This criticism is thematic , focusing on women's oppression as a theme in literature and assuming a woman reader to be a ...
... women in these texts are often represented according to prevailing social , cultural , and ideological norms . This criticism is thematic , focusing on women's oppression as a theme in literature and assuming a woman reader to be a ...
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... women's issues has been a major activity in the literary enterprise . The lives of Indian women have been a fertile ground for narrativizing and theorizing . Since the 1990's there has been a phenomenal surge of interest in the body ...
... women's issues has been a major activity in the literary enterprise . The lives of Indian women have been a fertile ground for narrativizing and theorizing . Since the 1990's there has been a phenomenal surge of interest in the body ...
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... women's stories - women who were silenced and absent in the original story of the Arabian Nights , which she uses as theme and context . These women include Sahrzad's sister , their mother , and the mother of Shahryar herself . Their ...
... women's stories - women who were silenced and absent in the original story of the Arabian Nights , which she uses as theme and context . These women include Sahrzad's sister , their mother , and the mother of Shahryar herself . Their ...
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Jalal Uddin Khan | 12 |
Tirthankar Das Purkayastha | 40 |
R S Krishnan | 54 |
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