Leaves of Grass as a "Woman's Book"

Mullins, Maire

doi:10.13008/2153-3695.1380

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“…She tries to polish the strength of women and clearly says that this book is written by a woman therefore it is a women's book that completely portrays a woman. In review to this book Walt Whitman made his remark "I am the poet of the woman the same as the man" (Mullins, 1994) Antonopoulus (1991) says that females are now emerging to develop textual alternatives and participate in the field of literature. (Antonopoulus, 1991).…”

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Lecture Feminine: A Study of Uzma Aslam Khan’s Novel Thinner than Skin

Shah

Ahmad

Sajjad

2021

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The present study focuses on feminine writing in the context of Pakistani English writings. This study aims to explain one of the main strands of feminism i.e. l’ecriture feminine which means feminine writing. The current study is based on the representation of l’ecriture feminine in Uzma Aslam Khan’s novel, Thinner than Skin. The researcher has collected the data from the selected novel and made an in-depth analysis of the characters and scenes of this novel. Female body parts are pictured by the narrator at different points in the novel. Female characters remain the center of discussion in the selected narrative. It is identified from the discussion that all the major elements of L’ecriture feminine are portrayed in the text of the novel.

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confidence: 99%