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... attempt has been made to identify Roy's profound social concerns , as manifested in the novel , which can be interpreted as her attempt to transform the society by laying bare the ugly reality underling it — oppression , exploitation ...
... attempt has been made to identify Roy's profound social concerns , as manifested in the novel , which can be interpreted as her attempt to transform the society by laying bare the ugly reality underling it — oppression , exploitation ...
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... attempt , in spite of the heavy odds , at self - fulfilment . Roy in her characteristic way - depicting the truth - is also attempting here at delineating the sublimity of the sexual act . William J. Grace's comment on the element of ...
... attempt , in spite of the heavy odds , at self - fulfilment . Roy in her characteristic way - depicting the truth - is also attempting here at delineating the sublimity of the sexual act . William J. Grace's comment on the element of ...
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... attempt at " remember " -ing that the narrator slowly recaptures her story of a dismembered life in fragments ; how a woman's identity underwent steady dislocation through systematic assaults by scheming male relatives - husband and ...
... attempt at " remember " -ing that the narrator slowly recaptures her story of a dismembered life in fragments ; how a woman's identity underwent steady dislocation through systematic assaults by scheming male relatives - husband and ...
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